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9 Types of Software Testing that QA Testers Should Know
Quality Assurance testers play an important role in verifying that company software maintains its functionality and reliability. Because the world of software testing is an

What Is Automation Testing, and How Does It Fit into a QA Workflow?
If you work in Quality Assurance testing, you know that automated browser testing saves every tester from hours upon hours of manual test work. But

What is End-to-End Testing? A Simple Tester Guide
End-to-end testing (E2E) is an important part of the software development process, serving as a comprehensive way to verify that applications and systems work properly

User Acceptance Testing (UAT) 101: Definition, Purpose, and Examples
You’re testing a user registration page on a website to ensure that new users are able to set up their account easily. You build a

The Quick QA Tester Guide to Using XPath Selectors [+ Free CSS to XPath Conversion Sheet]
Here’s a scenario: You’re a QA tester building automated tests for a new online email app. One test case requires you to confirm that the

Continuous Integration for WordPress: Best Practices for Testing and Deployment
While continuous integration is a common practice for most software development teams, the stateful nature of WordPress makes it more challenging to set up. For

CSS Selector Cheat Sheet: Smart Tips for Browser Automation Testing
“Change breaks the brittle.” — Jan Houtema I love this quote, though I’m not quite sure if “Jan Houtema” is a real person. It may

Regex Essentials: Validating HTML id Attributes
When we initially started building our test recorder, we needed a way to validate the id attributes being used on the page. We would sometimes capture

5 Post-Launch Steps to Make Your App Successful
This post originally appeared on the Build Blog by ThinkApps. View the original post by Runscope’s VP of Developer Relations, Neil Mansilla. So you’ve designed, built and launched your