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FAQ – Why are testRigor tests so stable?

TestRigor tests are so stable because we are running on the human level. The problem with Selenium and other frameworks on the market is they hook up with details of the implementation of the specific page. So once an engineer builds a page, engineers would hook up to details like XPath, CSS selectors, IDs, etc. …

Heather Brooks

How to Automate Testing Tables

How to automate testing tables When automating tables you want to make sure you use the most stable and the easiest way to do it. ...

Heather Brooks

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Agile Software Testing

What is Agile Testing? Agile testing refers to the software testing methodology in which development and testing are done ...

Artem Golubev

Exploratory Testing: How Do You Approach it as a QA Engineer?

Exploratory Testing Exploratory testing process vividly contrasts with other, more structured testing activities. Some teams even ...

Artem Golubev

Why Companies Switch to testRigor for E-Commerce Testing

E-Commerce Testing An e-commerce company cannot afford any downtime or major functional issues on its platform. Which is why ...

Artem Golubev

FAQ – Is testRigor secure?

TestRigor is extremely secure. We take security very seriously. That is why we are SOC2 TYPE2 compliant and we run external ...

Heather Brooks

Integration Tests vs Unit Tests: What Are They And Which One to Use?

Imagine you open an e-commerce website, browse around, then place some items in the cart. The next step is checkout, and you ...

Artem Golubev

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