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Selenium 4.0 alpha released — What Test Automation Engineers can expect!

Selenium 4.0 alpha release is here. Let us discuss what to expect from the stable release after grinding through the early Changelog.

Three steps to click a button

How to keep end-to-end test automation scripts maintainable

How Software Testers Add Value Today and Tomorrow

Please welcome our weekly sponsor mabl to Hacker Noon! mabl is a powerful test automation integrated with your delivery pipeline. Create…

4 Ways to Make Record and Playback Test Automation Not Suck

So your organization is doubling down on agile processes, and you’ve been told that as part of the effort, you need to start automating…

Trust Your Pipeline: Automatically Testing an End-to-End Java Application

Disclaimer

Screenster vs classic Record/Playback IDEs

The first thing a seasoned tester thinks when hearing about record/playback IDE is: “Been there, done that, it doesn’t work. I’ll stick…

Quality and test automation: don’t underestimate processes

True stories about quality and false solutions.

API Consumer-Contract Tests and Test-Doubles with Karate

Karate recently crossed 500 stars on GitHub and has been very well-received, even beginning to feature in job-postings as a desired skill.

Love Selenium? It may be cheating on you

You’ve been using Selenium and are pretty happy with it, right? It may not be the most fun you had programming, but it does the job and you…

Assertions considered Harmful

Assertions are the go-to checking mechanism in unit tests. However, when applied to testing interfaces, specifically GUIs, I consider them…

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