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What is Automation Testing & How Does it Work

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Software testing is a very important practice performed by many enterprises to ensure that the developed business applications are functioning as expected by meeting the requirements. Generally, this testing is performed in two ways – manual testing and automation testing. Testing was boring and time taking with manual testing methods; but now, with automation testing, test engineers are able to experience faster and easier testing methods. What is Automation Testing? Automation testing is the testing technique performed by using automation tools. This testing approach helps in comparing the actual and expected outcome. It is a completely automated platform and it effectively helps the teams in many ways. Benefits with Test Automation: • Reduces manual effort • Increases test coverage and speed up test execution • Decreases execution time • Helps in testing multiple websites • Reduces business expenditure • Saves time and money • Enhances the Accuracy • Assures the reusability of the ...

How to do Automation Testing for Mobile Applications

Automation testing for mobile applications involves using specialized tools and frameworks to automate the testing process, allowing for efficient and reliable testing of mobile apps. Here's a general guide on how to perform automation testing for mobile applications: 1. Understand the Basics: Mobile Platforms: Determine the mobile platforms you want to test (iOS, Android, or both). App Types: Identify the type of application (native, hybrid, or web app). 2. Select Automation Tools: Appium: A popular open-source tool for automating native, mobile web, and hybrid applications on iOS and Android platforms. XCUITest (for iOS) and Espresso (for Android): Platform-specific frameworks for testing native mobile apps. Detox: A gray box end-to-end testing framework for React Native apps. Calabash: An open-source framework for Android and iOS automation. 3. Set Up the Testing Environment: Install ...

The good and bad of Selenium Test Automation

The world of Software testing has only evolved over the past few years. Organizations have clearly understood the enormous value a software testing activity brings in. In this article, you will get to know about one of the most popular automation tools that has proved to be a clear global winner and that is “Selenium.” What is Selenium Test Automation? Selenium has been qualified as one of the best open-source automation tools in the software testing domain. The whole suite of Selenium provides a range of testing solutions to solve a bevy of software testing related issues. Why Selenium test automation is good? 1. It’s absolutely free: Though Selenium is a free product, the range of benefits it has provided in the automation testing zone is phenomenal. Though there is a competition with ‘Katalon studio’ which is another power-packed automation testing tool, but then it doesn’t work on the Linux platform, and doesn’t have huge followership as Selenium has.  Individuals and s...

Best 7 Automation Testing Tools 2021

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  Automation testing speeds up test execution and coverage.   Automation testing doesn't require human intervention (minimum sometimes) and so contributes to saving a lot time which is an important factor in software development.   This method makes sure that there are no errors in the execution of the software. It also ensures that the software quality is maintained.   This article will discuss the seven best automation testing tools. The top seven automation tools are 1.   Appium is an open-source framework for test automation.   It can be used to write tests in popular programming languages like Java, JavaScript, PHP, JavaScript, and PHP. Appium tool can be used for both Android and iOS mobile apps.   This tool can automate hybrid and native tasks.   Appium is suitable for client-server architecture. It allows cross-platform testing as well as code reuse.   Appium desktop offers a recording feature that allows testers to record ge...