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When it comes to running tests, managing test data, and using those results to improve software quality, automation surely makes things simpler if you compare it to its counterpart, manual testing. The latter requires a real-life human carefully combing through application screens, trying out usage and input combinations, comparing results, and recording their observations. Not only is it time-consuming, it allows more room for error throughout the process. What an automated testing tool provides is the ability to playback pre-recorded and predefined actions, compare results with expected behavior, and report the success or failure of manual tests to a test engineer. Once automated tests are created they can easily be executed, and repeatedly extended to perform tasks that are impossible to do with manual testing. Because of this, automated software testing is an essential component of successful development projects.

Software test maintenance is a large part of the development process, as tests require regular maintenance and updates (manually or with automation) to ensure quality. Automation tools for maintaining tests can help reduce costs, save time, and improve accuracy. In addition, automated regression testing tools can help identify bugs, regressions, and other issues quickly and accurately.

By now, most of us have heard of ChatGPT to some extent. This intelligent computer, that can communicate with people and comprehend what they say, has taken the world by storm. It’s not just the tech industry, but through social media, different sectors are using ChatGPT as their right hand for everyday tasks.

How can In-house QA teams work alongside freelancers or outsourced testing services? Is there a chance that there will be resentment, confusion, or just an overlap of work? In this blog we’ll look at a particular case study that shows how managers and team leaders can define boundaries and open channels of communication so these in-house QA teams can get the most support out of outsourced testing services.

Hello there, in the last blog, we discussed the fundamentals of test maintenance. Test maintenance is a vital, yet often overlooked, activity in any software development life cycle. There are many reasons why test cases need to be updated, including changes to the product, new features, and bug fixes. Software testers can perform test case management tasks, which is just as important as testing. Test maintenance helps qualify your software in its final stage.

Playwright and Cypress are two popular end-to-end testing frameworks used for web application testing. Playwright is a newer, open-source tool developed by Microsoft, while Cypress was developed as an open-source project and was introduced in 2014.