E-Commerce Testing An e-commerce company cannot afford any downtime or major functional issues on its platform. This is why most, even relatively small and new-to-market e-commerce companies nowadays, choose to have extensive testing on multiple fronts. On the other hand, only larger businesses typically succeed in providing extensive automated end-to-end test coverage. Why is that? ...

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Let’s face it: Any software application with a poor UI or dubious functionality quickly loses our trust. We quickly abandon it and find an alternative within a matter of minutes. This is why the software testers play a pivotal role in the implementation of an effective Software Testing Life Cycle.  The STLC is a structured ...

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Let’s first get to the basics. What is an end-to-end test? We can define it as a test that can potentially span multiple UIs and perform testing from an end user’s perspective of a complete workflow from start to end. Well, Selenium is not a good fit for cross-system testing or for emulating a user’s ...

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Say you walk into a car dealer store because you want to purchase a car. You’ve shortlisted a few models that fit within your price band and now need to make sure that they function as well as they claim to. Just like test driving a car, where you can test its mileage, breaks, or ...

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Regardless of what tool you are using, there are several test automation concepts and best practices that are always the same when it comes to end-to-end tests. I am using examples in plain English supported by testRigor for illustrative purposes, but it could be literally any language you like. Here is an overview of test ...

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Cypress aspired to be an end-to-end testing framework. But it is not living up to the expectation. Moreover, all of its features are a subset of Selenium. And, at least on paper, it is really worse than Selenium. Let’s go through the properties of a good end-to-end framework and see how Cypress manages them. Lack ...

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Functional Testing vs. Non-functional Testing How do you ensure delivering a flawless software application to your customers? It is the comprehensive combination of the application’s functional and non-functional testing coverage. In functional testing, verification is done for each feature or function of the software application in conformance with the user requirements specification. Functional testing concentrates ...

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Our end-to-end tests are testing the functionality of web applications, mobile applications, implementations of SAP, Salesforce, Microsoft dynamics, API tests, emails, SMS messages, phone calls, and anything else you can think of!

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Modern security-conscious applications often use 2-factor authentication as a default way of logging in. It’s more secure and increasingly easy to implement. At the same time, this login solution is one of the least tested features and most difficult to automate. Your login, whatever approach you take, is one of your most important test cases. ...

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Think about it… using Selenium requires a person to study a lot of complex constructs like inheritance, functional programming, concepts of loops, variables, etc. You’ll also need to learn the Selenium testing framework itself, which is a non-trivial effort especially if test automation is not your full-time focus. At testRigor we believe that you should ...

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