How to Set Up Playwright + Appium in Jenkins Pipeline
Setting up a Playwright Appium Jenkins setup is essential if you want to automate testing for both web and mobile apps in one CI/CD pipeline. Playwright helps automate web browsers,…
How to Use Network Interception in Playwright for Testing APIs
When we test applications, we often need to check how the app talks to the backend APIs. Network interception in Playwright helps us control and test these API calls. We…
Smart Fallback Locators in Playwright: Handling Flaky Tests
If you work with Playwright, you may have faced flaky tests. A flaky test is one that sometimes passes and sometimes fails, even when nothing has changed in the code.…
Playwright Test Generator: Record and Automate Faster
Testing web apps can take time, especially when you write test scripts manually. The Playwright Test Generator makes this process simple. Instead of coding every step, you can record actions…
Mobile Test Automation with AI: Smarter Locator Handling
Mobile app testing can be slow and error-prone, especially when element locators change frequently. Manual testing or static automation scripts fail often, wasting time. With AI-powered test automation, we can…
Testing Mobile Gestures with Appium: A Complete Guide
When we test mobile apps, we don’t just click buttons. Users swipe, scroll, tap, pinch, and zoom on their devices. To make sure the app works smoothly, we must test…
Unified Mobile Testing: Appium + Playwright in One Framework
Today, testers often face a problem: Web apps need testing in browsers. Mobile apps need testing on Android and iOS. APIs also need to be tested. Most frameworks support only…
Smart Waits vs Static Waits: Make Your Automation Intelligent
When building automated tests, waits are essential to ensure the application has loaded or elements are ready before interaction. Many beginners use static waits, but these can slow down tests.…
How to Implement Self-Healing Locators Using OpenAI
Test automation can be fragile — even a small change in a web element can break your test. But what if your framework could heal itself when a locator breaks?…