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Data Driven Testing using TestComplete (Part-II):

TestComplete is a UI as well as a functional automation tool. In our first article we have created simple Desktop and Web projects, recorded our test, played back and observed the results through Visual Analyzer.

We have extended this functionality to both Desktop and Web-based Applications.

In this tutorial, we will be covering Data Driven Testing using TestComeplete tool.

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 A Comprehensive TestComplete Guide (Part-I):

As a part of our Software Testing Tools tutorial series, today we are covering a new GUI testing tool – TestComplete. This will be a comprehensive 3-part tutorial series.

Tutorials in this series:

• TestComplete tutorial 1:  TestComplete Introduction
• TestComplete tutorial 2: How To Perform Data Driven Testing
• TestComplete tutorial 3: How to Automate Android Applications

Test Automation plays a vital role in the testing of any software. Some test cases are laborious, time-consuming and repetitive.  Continue reading →

Mobile App Testing Platform pCloudy Hands-on Review:

[On STH, we are reviewing different Mobile and Automation Testing tools so you can know and learn most of the options available in the market. If you want to write a hands-on review of any tool, please contact us here]

Mobile is the key to the digital world in today’s era. The rise of Mobile Internet has ensured that we all are going to make most of our digital decisions on a Mobile device (primarily using an App). Mobile Apps are going to be everywhere.  Continue reading →

As defined in Merriam-Webster dictionary, the word confluence means “a coming or flowing together, meeting, or gathering at one point”.

True to the definition Confluence software, developed by Atlassian, is an effective team collaboration software which provides a common platform for teams to work together and share information efficiently.

This is also a great tool to centralize knowledge repository. Confluence can be thought of almost as a wiki with advanced content creation tools.  Continue reading →

JIRA Integration with TestLodge Tool: Step-by-Step Tutorial

Although it’s been possible to integrate JIRA test cases with TestLodge and several of the more popular issue tracking tools for some time, the JIRA upgrade adds new levels of flexibility, streamlining and communication to the testing experience.

For those who already use, and are familiar with JIRA, bringing TestLodge onboard to organize your JIRA test case needs will create a smoother and more efficient work practice.  Continue reading →

How to Test Mobile Apps Using Katalon Studio:

Scripting your first mobile automation test case can be quite confusing without a specialized tool or instruction.

In this tutorial, we will show you how to speed up your automation project using Katalon Studio’s mobile recording utility and running your recorded test cases on hundreds of Kobiton’s mobile devices on a cloud.  Continue reading →

Today’s tutorial is a hands-on review of Cross-Browser functional testing tool Parrot QA. This tool makes it easy to test your website without writing a line of code.

This tutorial will walk you through the whole platform. We’ll start with the simplest way to set up a website test, then cover testing more complex functionality.

You’ll find screenshots and an overview of both the QAmcorder (our Chrome extension for recording user flows) and of our mind map test management cloud app.

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Super simple end to end demo of Testuff Test Management tool:

Do you spend less time on testing and more on maintaining test cases, tracking work allocation, understanding progress, generating reports, etc? If you haven’t recognized already, you need a Test Management Tool to help.

Test Management software brings a level of efficiency into your test process and frees up the test team’s time and energy to test more and test better. Continue reading →

Let’s face it – The ideal load test emulates real world traffic, yet most load testing software doesn’t come close.

A series of GET requests from an in-house server can’t possibly replicate what actually happens when a website sees a sudden increase in users from all over the world.

Held back by budget and infrastructure restrictions, some organizations have been forced to settle for load tests that paint an incomplete picture. With that option, you might be ready for a big product launch or viral success, but you can’t be completely sure.

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Test Automation is one area where there is still a constant quest for betterment, simplicity, robustness and ease of use.

Some tools can help create robust, light and maintainable scripts, but are hard to use. Some others are easy but create brittle and temperamental tests. There is always a choice we have to make- we win some, we lose some.

Given this situation, when a tool comes forward with a promise to solve the pain points, it is but natural to be excited.

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