How To Get Started with Automated Web Testing — CI Series by Dave Haeffner : Part 1/3
In this 3-part series you will learn how to build simple and powerful automated web tests that will work on the browsers you care about and be configured to run…
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Selenium Tips and Tricks – Talk by Dave Haeffner
Learn how to use Selenium like a Pro through this must-see 2-part talk for test automation! Join Dave Haeffner, Selenium expert and author of The Selenium Guidebook, as he steps…
How to Add Visual Testing to Selenium – by Dave Haeffner
If you are already using Selenium, and want to enhance your capabilities, increase coverage and optimize maintenance efforts – then automated visual testing could be exactly what you’re looking for….
How To Do Cross-browser Visual Testing with Selenium
The Problem It’s easy enough to get started doing visual UI testing with a single browser, and with Selenium you can quickly expand your efforts into different browsers. But, it’s…
How To Add Visual Testing To Your Existing Selenium Tests
In previous write-ups by Selenium expert Dave Haeffner (published here, on the Applitools blog), he covered the basics of automated visual UI testing and how to execute it. Following those…
Practical Tips and Tricks for Selenium Test Automation
Must-see webinar for test automation experts! Last week, Applitools & Sauce Labs hosted a special webinar with Selenium expert Dave Haeffner, author of The Selenium Guidebook, where he shared Selenium…
How To Add Visual Testing To Your BDD Tests
The Problem If you’re new to Behavior Driven Development (BDD) tooling (e.g., Cucumber) it may not be obvious how scenarios you’ve specified (using the Gherkin syntax) translates into test automation….
How To Handle Visual Testing False Positives – Part 2
The Problem In the last write-up I covered common issues that can lead to false positives in your automated visual tests along with some workarounds for them. While this was…
How To Handle Visual Testing False Positives – Part 1
The Problem One of the biggest hurdles to successful automated testing is making sure that when your tests fail, they’re legitimate failures. Getting false positives is a slippery slope that…
