Tag: Test Studio
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Testing
3 Hacks to Master Your Automated Test Suite
Finding a way to master your automated test suite keeps every tester busy probably not only during working hours. This blog post presents a selection of test recording techniques every tester should consider in an effort to build more stable, reliable and easily maintainable automated tests.May 26, 2021
by Asya Ivanova
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Testing
Test Studio to End Support for Visual Studio 2012 and 2013
As of Test Studio R1 2021 SP2, scheduled for May 18th the Visual Studio plugin of Test Studio will not be supported on Visual Studio 2012 and Visual Studio 2013.March 29, 2021 -
Testing
Headless Browser Execution: Less Effort, Faster Delivery and Quicker Results with Test Studio R1 2021 Release
In the context of the new economies that are driven by the digital experiences, Test Studio continues to deliver features that enable efficiencies for the test engineer, deliver value to existing users and facilitate the onboarding of new users with automated testing.March 09, 2021
by Asya Ivanova
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Testing
That’s Neat—The Hot Pursuit of the Fastest Way to Record Tests
Visual testing is a technique to record tests that utilizes browser-based interaction with the UI of the application under test. Being fully intact with what’s wanted in the industry’s most rigorous test automation efforts, Test Studio got equipped with a fully redesigned visual test recorder. How does this affect UI automation?March 04, 2021 -
Testing
How RevSpring Managed to Cut Regression Testing Time and Achieve Higher Quality Releases
RevSpring, a Michigan-based software company within Financial Services and Healthcare, recently reported having seen their regression testing time cut down by 75%. Finding time to adopt and achieve a high percentage of automated test cases can be challenging, regardless of how easy and powerful the automation tool in use could be. What was the key to RevSpring’s success?February 11, 2021
by Asya Ivanova
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