In the first two installments of this webinar series, we looked at models based on the test automation pyramid, models based on the agile testing quadrants, and other shapes of visual models (even an iceberg!) to help identify risks and goals and help your team...

Powerful Test Automation Practices

Welcome to our series of articles introducing you to tried-and-true practices and patterns that help teams create valuable automated tests. Your team can apply these basic concepts to build up tests that quickly inform you about...

This article has been modified since its original publication to include the latest updates to the mabl Trainer.

Shift left, shift right – what are we shifting, and why?

As more teams embrace the challenges of continuous delivery, we hear lots of people talking about “shift left” and “shift right” in a testing context. What does that mean, exactly, and why does everyone...

In the past month we made it easier to use JavaScript with mabl and significantly enhanced the Journey output logs so that you can diagnose failing tests faster. We also launched a new product feedback portal where you can submit, vote and track feature requests.

In Part 1 of this series, we looked at the test automation pyramid and other triangle-shaped models that help teams visualize their test automation strategy. In Part 2, we’ll look at other models you can use to talk about how to tackle the many challenges of test...

Introduction

In a previous article, I did a comparison between a few automated testing tools from a beginner's perspective. I examined Selenium IDE, Test.im and mabl, walking through a basic process in order to become familiar with automated testing in general,...

Powerful Test Automation Practices: A New Series

Welcome to our series of articles introducing you to tried-and-true practices and patterns that help teams create valuable automated tests. Your team can apply these basic concepts to build up tests that quickly...

Automating your testing can save you an invaluable amount of time when tests are designed and executed properly.