Best Practices for Writing Reusable Test Automation Code
When we write test automation, it is very easy to copy and paste the same code in many places. But later, this creates problems. If one small thing changes, you…
When we write test automation, it is very easy to copy and paste the same code in many places. But later, this creates problems. If one small thing changes, you…
In today’s fast-paced software world, everyone wants to release new features quickly. But running tests one by one takes too much time. This is where parallel testing for faster releases…
In software testing, checking how an app looks is just as important as checking how it works. This is called visual testing. With visual testing with AI, teams can find…
If you are new to testing, you may have heard the term API test automation. But what does it mean? In simple words, it is about testing how different software…
In 2025, software teams are moving faster than ever. Continuous Integration (CI) and Continuous Delivery (CD) are now must-have practices. QA engineers need to understand the best CI/CD tools to…
Mobile apps are everywhere—from banking to shopping, from learning to gaming. To make sure these apps work well, companies use mobile test automation. But the world of testing is changing…
In today’s tech world, having skills is not enough. You also need to show your work and build your personal test automation brand. A strong brand helps recruiters and companies…
Testing software is very important in 2025. Many teams use open source tools for test automation because they are free, flexible, and trusted by the QA community. These tools save…
When we run automated tests, sometimes they pass, and sometimes they fail. But the real challenge is understanding why they fail. This is where test observability tools come in. These…