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Next Generation Front End Testing using WebDriver and DevTools:...

Back in 2017, Google has announced Multi-client remote debugging support on Chrome v63 and above. Multi-client remote debugging support opens up interesting opportunities for...

Test Automation, Selenium, JavaScript, API, Tutorials, News & Trends
27 0 comments 3 min
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The Importance of Accessibility Testing

Web Accessibility has become one of the top trending topics in today’s digital market. In addition to knowing it as a trending topic, we all must be aware of what exactly it is...

Test Automation
7 2 comments 4 min
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Get Started with SpecFlow in your Test Automation Project

In this series of five articles, I want to help you get started with using SpecFlow in your test automation project. Here’s what you can expect to learn more about: The...

Test Automation, Tutorials
4 0 comments 2 min
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Definition of Done for Test Automation (The Ultimate...

Writing good test automation code is software development. As a result, the test automation code should be treated exactly the same as the production level code. So we need a...

Test Automation
9 1 comment 6 min
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All About XPath and UI Element Identification Using...

XPath is an important Web application UI Elements Identifier mostly used in test automation. It is one of the widely used identification strategies in open source tools. In this...

Test Automation, Selenium, TestProject
7 0 comments 6 min
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Data Driven Testing With TestNG

In this 2nd TestNG article, we will dive into Data Driven Testing. Data Driven Testing is when data is stored in a data source and then used as input for a Test Method. As...

Test Automation, Tutorials
14 0 comments 8 min
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Working Effectively with SpecFlow Tables

In this series of five articles, I want to help you get started with using SpecFlow in your test automation project. In this final chapter, we’re going to take a look at how...

Test Automation, Tutorials
5 1 comment 6 min
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Running Cucumber Scenarios in Parallel & NOT Feature Files

When the Cucumber Scenarios are atomic (having no dependency on each other), there is NO point in running the feature files in parallel for faster execution. The scenarios in...

Test Automation
8 0 comments 4 min

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