Why you need to start thinking about test automation for mobile devices….now!
As mobile data consumption skyrockets, the demand for robust mobile applications grows. Learn how QA professionals can navigate the complexities of mobile...
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The 30-30-30 Rule: Simplifying Test Automation with Cucumber, Ruby, and Selenium
Discover how the 30-30-30 Rule enhances maintainability, readability, and ownership transfer in automation scripts built with Cucumber, Ruby, and Selenium.
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Testing in Multiple Browser Windows with Watir and Watir-Webdriver
With Watir you are dealing directly with IE through OLE and IE handles windows and tabs differently than Firefox and Chrome.
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Automating Text Extraction from Modal Dialogs with AutoIt
Modal dialogs can be challenging to handle in automated testing because they often block interaction with other browser elements. However, using AutoIt, you...
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Drag and Drop with Watir and AutoIt
Learn how to use Watir and AutoIt to automate drag-and-drop functionality in Internet Explorer. This guide covers techniques for finding element coordinates
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Automating File Downloads with Watir and AutoIT: A Step-by-Step Guide
Learn how to handle file download prompts in automated testing using Watir and AutoIT. This guide covers techniques for simulating actions in Firefox and IE
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The Enduring Value of Manual Testing in an Automated World
In an era dominated by automation, manual testing remains a vital practice for ensuring quality and delivering a seamless user experience.
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Testing Implications of App Slicing
App Thinning is an exciting concept that will benefit users with lower storage on their mobile devices. It is made up of three core components: App slicing, Bit
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State of QA Testing 2017: Where Are We Now?
63% of testers were responsible for both frontend and backend testing. Blurring the line between simply being only a UI or API tester means most will now need t
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