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Some notable advancements include: Parallel Execution: TestNG provides out-of-the-box support for parallel test execution. This allows tests to be executed in parallel at different levels, such as methods, classes, and suites. Flexible Test Configuration: TestNG’s annotations like @BeforeSuite, @AfterSuite, @BeforeTest, etc., give testers a lot of flexibility in configuring their setup and teardown operations. Dependency… Continue reading TestNG Advancements

Selenium Grid is a component of the Selenium suite that allows for the parallel execution of tests on multiple machines and browsers. This capability is especially useful when you need to execute your test suite on different browser versions or different operating systems to ensure that your web application works consistently across various environments. Here’s… Continue reading Selenium Grid

CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) selectors are patterns used to select the elements you want to style. There are a variety of selectors available to target elements in different ways. Here’s a list of common CSS selectors: Universal Selector: *: Matches any element. Type Selector (Element Selector): p: Matches every <p> element. Class Selector: .classname: Matches… Continue reading Types of CSS Selectors

Select the Newly Added Card: It really depends on the UI of the payment page. If the newly added cards appear at the top of a list, you could select the first card. If they appear at the end or have a distinct identification, you need to use that. a. For example, if newly added… Continue reading Selenium automation code for “Select the Newly Added Card”

In Selenium automation, a CSS selector is a method used to locate and interact with web elements on a webpage. CSS selectors are powerful and flexible for identifying elements based on their attributes or hierarchy within the HTML structure. Here’s how you can use CSS selectors in Selenium: By CSS Selector: You can use the… Continue reading CSS selector in selenium automation

Cross-browser testing is the process of verifying that a website or web application functions correctly across various web browsers. Given the many browsers available, each with its own rendering engine and potentially multiple versions in use, websites and web applications can behave or display differently from one browser to another. The purpose of cross-browser testing… Continue reading Cross-browser testing

Locator techniques are methodologies employed in software testing, particularly in the domain of web testing, to identify web elements. They allow test scripts to interact with these elements, such as clicking on a button, entering text into a textbox, or reading a displayed message. Here are some commonly used locator techniques in web testing: In… Continue reading locator techniques- in selenium automation

BitBar is an open-source tool for macOS that allows users to place the output from any script or program into their Mac OS X menu bar. This enables the creation of custom widgets and plugins for the menu bar using various scripting languages. In essence, BitBar provides a way to display custom, frequently updated information… Continue reading BitBar software testing tools

Sauce Labs is a cloud-based platform for testing web and mobile applications. Its primary goal is to increase productivity and efficiency in software development processes by making application testing quicker, easier, and more comprehensive. Here are more details on what Sauce Labs does and its objectives: Cross-Browser and Cross-Platform Testing: One of the primary offerings… Continue reading Sauce Labs