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APK Files on iOS: A Complete Guide
If you've ever wondered how to run APK on iOS devices, this guide will answer all your questions. While APK files are specifically designed for Android devices, some users may want to install Android apps on iPhones or iPads. This article explains the challenges, methods, and steps for using APK [...]
Selenium AI
Selenium is a popular and widely used tool for test automation. Its versatility and open-source nature make it a top pick for most testers. However, with AI in the game now, Selenium's offerings can fall short. Hence, you need to find ways to incorporate AI into your Selenium test automation [...]
Generative AI in Software Testing
Traditional software testing methods often struggle to keep pace with the rapid evolution of software applications. The increasing complexity of modern software systems demands innovative solutions to ensure quality and reliability. Generative AI, with its ability to learn from vast amounts of data and generate creative solutions, offers a promising [...]
Test Automation Feasibility
Imagine a mid-sized tech company that is eager to accelerate its software releases. The development team decides to implement test automation to cut down on the time spent on repetitive manual tests. Excited by the potential speed gains they jump headfirst into automating their regression suite. But soon, problems start [...]
AI In Software Testing
Modern software development requires fast iteration and high quality. The acceleration of release schedules and growing competitiveness in the market means that businesses will demand software quality assurance (QA) to be re-imagined. As we know, the conventional testing approaches that are based on manual and rule-based automation implementations can not [...]
Codeless Automated Testing
Codeless automated testing means to create, execute, and manage test scripts without any coding effort. These tools are unique in the sense that they require no programming knowledge, whereas traditional test automation requires testers to write scripts — sometimes using complex coding structures. Codeless frameworks allow tests to be built [...]