When building test automation frameworks with Selenium WebDriver and TestNG, one of the most common challenges is managing large sets of input data. Hardcoding values into test methods may work for small-scale tests, but for enterprise-level or real-world automation, this approach quickly becomes unscalable and brittle. To solve this, we often turn to data-driven testing, […]
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In performance testing with Apache JMeter, maintaining a consistent request rate is often crucial to simulate real-world user behavior and to identify how an application performs under a specific load. The Constant Throughput Timer (CTT) is a built‑in JMeter element designed precisely for this purpose. In this article, we will cover the Constant Throughput Timer (CTT) of
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If you’ve spent any time automating tests with Selenium WebDriver, you’ve probably run into the dreaded “NoSuchElementException” – usually because Selenium tried to interact with an element before it was ready. To deal with such timing issues, Selenium provides wait mechanisms to synchronize your test script with the browser. The two most common types of
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When automating web applications using Selenium, it is common to encounter elements such as loading spinners, pop-ups, or toast messages that appear temporarily and then disappear. Waiting for these elements to disappear is crucial before moving to the next step; otherwise, your script may fail due to premature actions. In this article, we’ll explore how
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If you’ve just started with Apache JMeter, one of the most essential components you’ll come across is the HTTP Request Sampler. It’s the workhorse when it comes to testing the performance of web applications, APIs, and services over HTTP. In this guide, we’ll break down what the HTTP Request Sampler is, how to use it,
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When writing Selenium automation tests, selecting an efficient locator strategy directly impacts how quickly and reliably your tests run. We all want our tests to be fast, stable, and easily maintainable. A common question testers often ask is: “Which locator performs the fastest in Selenium?” In this article, we’ll experimentally verify the performance of various
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When we write tests for code, we’re often faced with repeating the same tests multiple times, just with different inputs and expected results. Writing separate tests each time makes our test suites bulky, hard to maintain, and prone to errors. This is where parametrized tests – also known as data-driven testing – come to your
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When working with automated UI tests, one often overlooked but incredibly valuable aspect is browser console logs. Capturing console logs using Selenium in Python helps you identify JavaScript errors, warnings, or any custom logs that might be affecting your application’s functionality or performance. In this article, we’ll walk through how to capture console logs in
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Whether you’re building a login screen test or filling out forms, one of the most common interactions you’ll deal with is entering text into input fields. In this article, we’ll walk through different ways to enter text in a text box using Appium, with code examples. Throughout our example, we will try to fill in
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You might have noticed a few Selenium methods in Python that seem quite similar: get_attribute, get_property, and get_dom_attribute. So, which one should you use, and what’s the difference between them? Each of these methods works a little differently, and the best choice depends on what you’re trying to do. Let’s break it down! So, which
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