< 1 minute read Keeping your web applications visually consistent across various platforms and updates is crucial yet challenging. Thankfully, screenshot comparison tools are here to help. These tools enable developers and testers to automatically identify visual differences, streamlining the process of maintaining visual integrity. Here’s a rundown of some standout tools, each with unique features to suit different… Read more »
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How to Make a Recording of your Native Application for Demo or Debugging purposes
< 1 minute read There are quite a few applications on the market that help you to make a screenshot of your application, capture the screen of your mobile or make a recording of your iPhone application. These recording tools allow to record the screen of your mobile phone while using your application. This use case is very important when… Read more »
How to Find the Bottleneck of a Website / Microservice or API
3 minutes read Introduction Hey there! Let’s imagine the internet as a bustling, jam-packed highway. Now, think of bottlenecks like those annoying traffic jams that make you miss your favorite TV show’s beginning. Frustrating, right? For websites or services online, these bottlenecks are the difference between a user sticking around or driving off to another route. And that’s… Read more »
Debugging the Traffic from a Native iPhone Application
3 minutes read Why would I want to investigate the traffic that is made from a native iOS application ? There are several reasons for which you would like to be able to see which are the requests a native application is making to the server side: – to debug an issue that is happening in the application… Read more »
How to Save Apache JMeter Results to a CSV file or XML file?
2 minutes read Here are details on how to save or export the results of your Apache JMeter test script to a CSV or XML file. Setup 1. Open Apache JMeter (here is how to start Apache JMeter on Mac) and right click Test Plan and Add -> Threads (Users) -> Thread Group 2. Right click Thread Group… Read more »
How to Open a New Tab using Selenium WebDriver with Java?
2 minutes read If you want to open a new tab in the browser with Selenium WebDriver and Java, below we’ve listed some working examples. Have in mind that at the moment, Selenium WebDriver has no build-in ability to open new tabs or new windows, and because of this we have to force the browser to open the… Read more »
How to Send an Android Application to Background and Reopen It
2 minutes read Navigating the Android application state transitions is a vital skill for testers and developers alike. It’s particularly essential when you’re tasked with ensuring that your app gracefully handles users who momentarily switch to another app and then return. This scenario mirrors a typical user behavior: opening the app, sending it to the background by clicking… Read more »