Coded UI tests (CUITs) drive the application through its user interface (UI). These tests include functional testing of the UI controls. They help us to verify that the whole application, including its user interface, is functioning correctly. Coded UI tests are useful where there is validation or other logic in the user interface, for example in a web page. They are also frequently used to automate an existing manual test.
Handle Non-Breaking Space in XPath
A non-breaking space prevents line breaks from occurring at a particular point in an HTML document meaning that strings separated with this entity will not be separated and put into separate lines. Space may seem like the most obvious thing ever to an external observer. You hit the 'space' key, space appears as... Continue Reading →
A Variant – Selenium Grid 4
Selenium Grid has been an integral part of automation testing, as it lets us perform test case execution on different combinations of browsers, operating systems (or platforms), and machines. It also enables us to perform parallel execution to accelerate the cross-browser testing process. Selenium Grid 4, the successor to Selenium Grid... Continue Reading →
Selenium Chrome DevTools Protocol (CDP)
We can now enhance the tests to capture HTTP network traffic, collect performance metrics, capture console logs, handle basic authentication, and mock geolocations, time zones, and device modes...
Selenium Relative Locators or Friendly Locators
As we know that the Selenium 4.x came out along with a lot of new features and functionalities. In this article, I would like to share Selenium 4's feature known as Relative Locators (formerly known as Friendly Locators). Relative locators help locate WebElements based on the location relative to other DOM elements. ... Continue Reading →
journey of quality 