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If you've ever hopped on the automation testing bandwagon, you know the inherent role Selenium plays in keeping those wheels well-oiled. Since its release in 2004, Selenium has made the lives of testers much more comfortable than before. Testing is no longer considered an arduous process (for the most part), thanks to Selenium and two of its quintessential components- Selenium WebDriver & Selenium Grid.
The latest version of Selenium Alpha was launched this year, and it has been the talk of the testing town ever since. Selenium 4 offers some of the more advanced features, including W3C compliance, a new CLI runner, a better UI, and better observability. The best part is that automation scripts developed using Selenium 2 and 3 will not be impacted. So switching from either of those versions to Selenium 4 should not be too much of a challenge. If you haven't made the switch yet, Himanshu Sheth can help you figure out how to upgrade from Selenium 3 to Selenium 4.
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After a long-lasting dislike of unnecessary and lengthy meetings, Google’s recent adoption of ‘No Meetings Weeks’ inspired me to try a similar experiment.
In the fifth interview of #testerstory series, Emna Ayadi interviews Fatima Zohra. Read her story of becoming a software tester from scratch and her experience of being in an agile team.
GIT is the most widely used distributed open-source Version Control System that allows you to track and manage changes made to your computer's files locally. Here's a compilation of GIT cheatsheet.
This interesting thread on Reddit caught our attention and we think you should definitely give it a read. It just might change your perspective of developers!
This article lists 22 of the best YouTube channels for improving your programming skills. Some are geared towards beginners while others focus on advanced topics.
Let us look into how we can improve the performance of React apps that need to render a lot of components on the screen.
We're going to talk about a few techniques and best practices for improving your web APIs' performance.
If you want to have a successfully implemented automation project, identifying the right tool for it is crucial. That is one of the best ways to get the desired results.
This post explores how to perform serialization/deserialization of JSON and use JsonPath to parse JSON strings, which forms a crucial building block of any API test automation framework.
In this article, Stephan Schrijver will show you an example of how to automate versioning — based on date — with CI/CD.
Let's talk about upgrading from Selenium 3 to Selenium 4 using Maven and Gradle, demonstrating the same.
LetXPath is an open-source project; it is used to find the XPath & CSS in a single click with code snippets based on the element type.
When it comes to CI/CD tools, we’re all too familiar with Jenkins. But what are some popular alternatives among Java developers for continuous integration and continuous development approach?
Find public API for your next projects!
Snipp.in is a tiny in browser notes taking interface and snippet manager built for speed. Without any bs, the app stores everything just inside your browser without even having you sign up.
Automated Pipelines are critical for testers to know. Discover the benefits of this approach, lessons learned, and how you can apply his tips to your pipeline implementations. Don’t miss it!
This video covers all the aspects of becoming an SDET or Automation Tester with the Exact SDET Blueprint.
Jonathon speaks with Ileana Herrera, an organizer for the Ministry of Testing in Salta. They discuss challenges and successes in team building and engagement.
The purpose of this event is for upcoming developers or new programmers to hone the developer mindset that takes you from a mediocre developer to a great developer.
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