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FAQ – Whats the most efficient way to use testRigor?

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We have two most efficient ways to use testRigor. The first part is how you automate your existing test cases. And for that, you can literally outline your own terminology in testRigor to be more specific actions, and then literally copy-paste your own test cases, which will become executable in testRigor out of the box. …

Heather Brooks

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FAQ – Does testRigor test mobile applications?

TestRigor does test mobile applications both Android applications and iOS applications, both pure native applications and hybrid ...

Heather Brooks

Test Automation Tools

Smoke Testing vs Regression Testing – Key Differences You Need to Know

Smoke Testing vs Regression Testing For any software professional on a high-functioning team, knowing the key differences between ...

Heather Brooks

Tips & Tricks – Improve Your E2E Tests With an API Testing Feature

Artem Golubev: Hello everyone. Hopefully, this session will be helpful. Today’s feature that I’d like to show ...

Heather Brooks

Test Automation Tools

TDD vs BDD – What’s the Difference Between TDD and BDD?

TDD vs BDD What’s the Difference Between TDD and BDD? In the world of software development, we often hear about test-driven ...

Artem Golubev

Test Automation Tools

How to Automate Closed Shadow DOM with testRigor

As web projects require more and more complex structure to incorporate the desired embedded content from external sources, a new ...

Artem Golubev

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FAQ – Can testRigor run my manual test case?

TestRigor can run test cases the way you write them. The way it works is very interesting. By default, testRigor has a specific ...

Heather Brooks

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