Terraform is a powerful tool that lets you build, change, and version your infrastructure safely and efficiently. Terraform helps you manage existing, popular service providers like GCP, AWS, as well as custom in-house solutions.
This article speaks about reusability hacks that your team can use during test automation development from several perspectives. To start, the team needs to choose an automation tool wisely to achieve reusability goals. The team needs to follow the pursuit of reusability and always ask themselves, “Why reinvent the wheel?”
Getting ready to automate the applications, not sure about the selection of the automation framework, This blog is for you. Read the blog on Karate- Automation with Gherkin Syntax and know more about it.
SortSite is a website testing tool, used to scan the entire website for tracing the quality issues which includes browser compatibility, accessibility, legal compliance, broken links, usability, search engine optimization and web standards. Know more about it by reading the blog.
The Cypress is an open-source, front-end development framework used by developers and QAs for end-to-end testing, integration testing, and unit testing, while Selenium is an open-source tool used mostly for test automation. Read our blog to understand the pros and cons of Selenium and Cypress and how are they different.
When we are handling the application we need to wait for the application response and animations. In our blog, we have explained the term Espresso Idling Resources with the reasoning of how, why and where do we use this is explained in detail.
AngularJS application framework is gaining in the market because it extends the functionality of HTML and can be used to load applications quickly…