Tools are specifically designed to target some particular test environment. Such as: Windows automation tool, web automation tool etc. It serves as driving agent for an automation process. However, automation framework is not a tool to perform some specific task, but is an infrastructure that provides the solution where different tools can plug itself and do their job in an unified manner. Hence providing a common platform to the automation engineer doing their job. There are various types of frameworks.
Repeated verification of the same areas, looking for tiniest inconsistencies is a pain, as everyone knows. Here are most common challenges UI regression testing brings:
published by Anonymous on November 9, 2016 - 19:40
Cloud computing has taken the world by storm, and businesses are realizing the many advantages that this technology can bring to their workflows. In nearly every industry, organizations are making headway with cloud adoption, and software development teams are certainly becoming part of this trend as well. For agile software testing methodologies, in particular, the cloud has a lot to offer groups in terms of new ways to operate and conduct testing effectively. There are numerous opportunities that have come from the onset of cloud testing.
published by Anonymous on February 9, 2017 - 16:59
If we talk about automating visual regression testing of web applications, there are some basic features which just cannot be absent in such a tool, that is:
emulate a click,
emulate a text input operation,
compare screenshots retrieved during different runs,
run the recorded test in another browser,
add a new test step etc.
But it's some unique, unusual options which make real difference. Something to do with radically facilitating the regression testing process itself.
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