In the world of Selenium usability testing, many intermittent failures are caused by elements not showing up in time or not being enabled when the test tries to access it. Adding extra checks on your tests might slow down your suites, but it’s a small price to pay for reliability when coding for web or mobile SDK.
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Lessons learned on Automation Episode I: Introduction and parallelism
End to End (E2E) WebDriver Testing is a two-edged sword; it can be the hero, saving you a lot of time during regression testing and …
Scrolling to Infinity… and Beyond!
Why does infinite scrolling matter for SaaS software? Frankly, handling large datasets in the browser could result in serious performance issues. Presenting users with a …
Alerting is for Humans
Last week, we hosted Grier Johnson, a Platform Engineer at Square and formerly LinkedIn and Yahoo!, for a Tech Talk on Metrics and Monitoring Infrastructure. …
Creating a Successful SDK
The new era of software faces a new major challenge: Distribution. As we are thinking about creating applications to run on different third party services …