Blog posts, user documentation, and other resources about your favorite automated testing frameworks: you'll find it all here. From Selenium to Appium, Espresso to Cypress, Playwright, Puppeteer, XCUITest and more, we've got you covered.
What's the difference between Jest and Vitest, and which best fits your JavaScript testing needs? Discover all that and more in the blog post.
Running a single test can help you understand the root cause behind a test failure and uncover potential issues within your application. In this post, you'll learn how to how to run a single test using Jest, a popular JavaScript testing framework.
Selenium and JavaScript are ushering in a new era of excellence in web automation testing. Dive into the tutorial to find out how using both together can help you reimagine testing speed and efficiency.
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Is Jest or Mocha better for unit testing? The short answer is "it depends." For the longer answer, keep reading.
Discover the groundbreaking updates in Selenium 4.11, including enhanced Chrome support, automatic browser downloads, and advanced Selenium Manager functionalities for optimized web browser automation.
In this webinar, learn how to transform the way you scale your testing with industry-leading, cloud-based browser and mobile app testing software from Sauce Labs.
Testing with Java and Selenium helps software development teams save time, reduce errors, and become more efficient. Learn how to get started with both in this blog post.
Learn how to do end-to-end testing in Cypress on a ReactJS application and Sauce Labs.
Run tests on any browser, in parallel, and on a Grid with Selenium IDE. Learn more about Selenium IDE, how to use it, and its benefits.
Jest is a popular JavaScript testing framework built on top of Jasmine. In this tutorial, learn how to enable Jest on your software projects quickly.
This article will demonstrate how to get WebDriver working with C# using Visual Studio.
