This article highlights the design patterns & architectural considerations to take into account when building a Selenium-based / Appium-based Test Automation Framework. The examples are purposely shown in various programming languages to highlight that this thought process is applicable for any programming language you use for building an Automation Framework. Table of Contents – Design...
In this 3rd Selenium 4 article, we will explore Relative Locators (formerly called Friendly Locators). The purpose of Relative Locators is to find a specific element regarding the...
Building microservices isn’t merely breaking up a monolithic software application into a collection of smaller services. When shifting to microservices, there are...
Testing knowledge: the most underrated skill of an Automation Tester People often come to me asking about the best way to start learning test automation. The gargantuan amount of...
Undoubtedly, Selenium has made web testing far simpler for many QA teams and enterprises worldwide, but it has a fair share of challenges. That being said, most of such issues...
Quality is king when it comes to mobile application testing. When we download apps that don’t work as they should, the most common response is to uninstall the app from our...
In this 2nd Selenium 4 article, we are going dive into three Selenium WebDriver 4 features. The 1st Selenium 4 feature is switching focus to a new browser window. The 2nd Selenium...
