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Modern Manual and Automated Cross Browser Testing
In this article we will take a look at the current state of modern cross browser testing and how it is possible to leverage proven techniques to gain the most out of the limited testing time available. It is intended for web developers and testers working on small static websites and large scale modern web […]
Creating A Cross-Platform .Net UI Application
For more than 3 years now our company has developed and sold a desktop application for cross-browser testing called BrowseEmAll. As we started out we developed the application using the .Net Framework which means the application was only capable of running on the Microsoft Windows platform. As more and more web development is done on […]
Code-Free Automated Browser Testing With Record & Play in BrowseEmAll 9
Nearly 7 months have passed since the last major update to our on-premises browser testing tool BrowseEmAll. So it is rather big news that today the next major version is available! In this new release you will find: Recording & Play of Selenium tests directly in the browser Export recorded tests to C#, Java, Ruby […]
How To Structure Your Selenium Tests
In this post we will cover a few techniques you can use to make your Selenium tests easier to write and maintain. If you are not already familiar with the Selenium basics you might want to read our introduction guide and the basics about elements first. Test Example Below you can find a simple example Selenium […]
Selenium: Waiting and Validating
In this post we will cover 2 different techniques to make your Selenium tests more useful and robust. If you are not already familiar with the Selenium basics you might want to read our introduction guide and the basics about elements first. Waiting For Conditions Sooner or later you will have to wait on a specific […]
Selenium: Finding and Interacting with Elements
In this post we will cover a few more advanced topics in regards to finding and interacting with page elements using Selenium web browser automation. If you are not already familiar with the Selenium basics you might want to read our introduction guide first. Finding Elements Before you can interact with any element on the webpage […]
Selenium Basics
In this post we will cover all the basics to get you started writing Selenium web automation tests. If you don’t already know what exactly Selenium is or how you can setup your Selenium environment please head over to the setup guide. Now that you are all set lets dive right into the code. In […]
Running Selenium Tests Using Jenkins
In this post you will get a quick introduction on running Selenium tests as part of your continuous integration workflow using the famous Jenkins CI server. What is Jenkins? Jenkins is an open source continuous integration server which supports countless building and deployment scenarios through its hundredths of plugins. You can read more about Jenkins […]
How To Run Selenium Tests On Android And iOS
In todays post we will go over the process to setup and run Selenium tests for a mobile website or web application on Android and iOS. We will cover running tests on device emulators and on real mobile devices. You can perform all below steps on Windows, Linux and OS X / macOS with the […]
BrowseEmAll Now Available for OS X / macOS and Linux (Beta)
Today I’m happy to announce that BrowseEmAll (Beta) is available for OS X / macOS and Linux starting on 12/01/2016! It does support all major features that are available on Windows including Live Testing, Browser Compare, Screenshots and Selenium testing. You can download the beta version directly on our homepage and try it out (starting […]