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How to Build Selenium Tests

Introduction Selenium is one of the most used tools in the testing community when it comes to cross-browser testing. It provides ability to test across multiple browsers and operating systems, and supports multiple programming languages to build tests. Browsers: Chrome, Internet Explorer, Safari, Opera, Firefox, Edge Operating Systems: Windows, MacOS, Linux Programming Languages: C#, Java, …

Artem Golubev

How to Get The Best ROI in Test Automation

If you’ve requested any kind of tool or service to help your team out in the past, you’ve probably been asked to justify why ...
Artem Golubev

Integration Testing vs End-to-End Testing

Integration and end-to-end testing are distinct methods QA teams use during various application development stages. Unit testing ...
Artem Golubev

The Easiest Way to Automate Acceptance Testing

Acceptance Testing Automation Acceptance testing is a critical step in the software development process that verifies if a system ...
Artem Golubev

Software Testing Anti-Patterns and Ways To Avoid Them

What are the anti-patterns in software development? An anti-pattern solution in software development may initially seem ...
Artem Golubev

testRigor Locators

What is testRigor locator? testRigor locator is a way to describe finding elements from an end-user’s perspective. You, as ...
Heather Brooks

What is Regression Testing?

If you’ve ever seen a software engineer staring at a bunch of running tests like the future of their life depended on it, ...
Heather Brooks
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