Author: Adarsh S

What is OCP in Selenium Automation

OCP in the context of Selenium likely refers to the “Open-Closed Principle,” which is one of the five SOLID principles of object-oriented programming. The Open-Closed Principle states that software entities (such as classes, modules, functions, etc.) should be open for extension but closed for modification. This means that you should be able to extend the… Continue reading What is OCP in Selenium Automation

Can we automate NetSuite using Cypress

Can we automate NetSuite using Cypress? Yes, you can use Cypress to automate testing in NetSuite. NetSuite is a cloud-based business management suite that is accessed through a web browser, which makes it a suitable candidate for automation using Cypress. Cypress is a popular JavaScript-based end-to-end testing framework primarily designed for testing web applications. It… Continue reading Can we automate NetSuite using Cypress

Selenium Manager update (0.4.12)

Selenium Manager 0.4.12 is shipped with Selenium 4.12.0. This release aims to stabilize the features provided so far, delivering a new relevant characteristic: automated browser management for Firefox. A new release of Selenium Manager is out. For this release, we made a relevant decision concerning the Selenium Manager versioning format. From now on, Selenium Manager… Continue reading Selenium Manager update (0.4.12)

Mobile Cross Browser testing tools

BrowserStack: BrowserStack provides a cloud-based platform that allows you to test your mobile apps on a wide range of real devices and browsers. It supports both native and web applications and provides features like parallel testing, local testing, and debugging tools. Sauce Labs: Sauce Labs is another cloud-based platform for mobile testing that offers real… Continue reading Mobile Cross Browser testing tools

Selenide Automation Tool

Selenide is an automation tool and testing framework designed to simplify web application testing using Java. It provides an elegant and user-friendly API on top of Selenium WebDriver, which allows testers and developers to write concise and maintainable automated tests for web applications. Here are some key features and aspects of Selenide as an automation… Continue reading Selenide Automation Tool

Third-party tools for taking screenshots in Selenium

there are several third-party tools and libraries you can use for taking screenshots in Selenium WebDriver. However, please note that the landscape of software development changes rapidly, and there might be newer options available since then. Here are some popular libraries as of my last update: WebDriverManager: WebDriverManager is a Java library that simplifies the… Continue reading Third-party tools for taking screenshots in Selenium

Espresso (Android) and XCUITest (iOS)

These are native testing frameworks provided by Google and Apple, respectively. Espresso is designed for Android app testing, and XCUITest is for iOS app testing. They provide good performance and tight integration with the platform but are limited to testing apps on their respective platforms only. Espresso (Android): Espresso is an Android testing framework developed… Continue reading Espresso (Android) and XCUITest (iOS)

Software Testing Eco-System

The software testing ecosystem refers to the collection of tools, processes, methodologies, and resources that are used to carry out software testing activities. Software testing is a crucial phase in the software development lifecycle, aimed at identifying defects, errors, and vulnerabilities in the software to ensure its quality and reliability. The components of the software… Continue reading Software Testing Eco-System