Author: Amala Vincent

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

Eggplant, a product of Keysight Technologies, is a software testing tool that focuses on optimizing the end-user experience. It’s a unique testing platform that operates differently from many other automated testing tools, as it views and interacts with the system-under-test (SUT) from the perspective of the user, not the underlying code. The main objective of… Continue reading Eggplant software testing tool

Quantum software testing is a specialized area of software testing that focuses on verifying the correctness, reliability, and efficiency of quantum computing programs and algorithms. As quantum computing technology advances, the need for robust and accurate testing methodologies becomes increasingly important to ensure the correctness of quantum software and the validity of its results. Here… Continue reading Quantum Software Testing

Robotic Process Automation (RPA) testing involves the validation and verification of software robots or bots that automate repetitive tasks and workflows within an organization. RPA testing ensures that the bots perform their designated tasks accurately, efficiently, and reliably. Here are some key aspects of RPA testing: Functionality Testing: This involves testing the individual components and… Continue reading Robotic Process Automation (RPA) Testing

Crowd testing is an approach to software testing that involves outsourcing testing activities to a community or group of external testers, often referred to as the “crowd.” These testers are not part of the development organization but are recruited from diverse backgrounds, locations, and devices to provide a wide range of perspectives and testing scenarios.… Continue reading Crowd Testing

Here are a few relatively new approaches in software testing: Shift-Left Testing: This approach involves starting testing activities earlier in the software development lifecycle. By integrating testing activities with development from the beginning, issues can be identified and resolved more efficiently, reducing the overall cost and time associated with testing. DevOps Testing: DevOps emphasizes close… Continue reading new approaches in software testing techniques

AI-powered testing, also known as AI testing or intelligent testing, refers to the application of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) techniques in the software testing process. It involves using algorithms and models to automate and enhance various aspects of testing, including test case generation, test execution, defect detection, and test result analysis. Here… Continue reading AI-powered Testing