Streamline CI Testing with Cypress: Simulating Camera and Microphone
Cypress is an open-source test automation tool favored for its speed and reliability in end-to-end testing of web applications. What sets Cypress apart is its ability to effortlessly simulate web camera and microphone access, a vital feature for testing WebRTC functionalities. Cypress captures insights by taking screenshots and recording videos during test runs, making it…
Setting up a simple Streaming Performance test with Jmeter
Introduction Streaming tests are a mandate in today’s digital landscape. The critical challenge is to ensure seamless and quality live streaming depends on a large number of factors like network, server capacity, live-streaming protocol, and notably the number of users streaming concurrently. In this blog, we learn a very simple yet efficient way to performance…
APPLE’s VISION : A New Look for Apps
The excitement around Apple’s latest wearable Virtual Reality gadget is not unwarranted. After all, it adds more than one dimension to the way we experience apps – literally and metaphorically. It promises a breathtaking immersive experience to the users. But is it worth jumping on the bandwagon for the app creators and businesses? We, at…
Some common views in SwiftUI
In the last article, we learnt the basics of SwiftUI – declarative programming, the SwiftUI View protocol, state variables and some understanding of how things work behind the scenes. Today, we’ll put these basics to practice and explore some quintessential and at times, sufficient, SwiftUI components for most user interfaces, namely: We will dive right…
Power of SwiftUI
For years there have been open debates in the iOS community on whether to manage views programmatically or through xib files. Both have their own pros and cons. Swift UI brings much needed closure to that. The XML based xib files (and Storyboards) let us design our views visually in Xcode’s interface builder. It’s a…
Building a Playwright JavaScript Framework with Page Object Model
Introduction Playwright is a popular JavaScript library for automating web applications. With Playwright, we can write automated tests for web applications using JavaScript, TypeScript, or any other language. One of the best practices for writing maintainable and scalable tests is to use the Page Object Model (POM) pattern. In this blog, we’ll learn how to…
Setting up a simple performance test with Jmeter
Introduction Performance tests can be daunting for the first-timer with little to no experience. Hopefully, this blog will help you to get started. We are going to use a simple open source API https://catfact.ninja/fact. Catfact is one of the most popular free APIs on which a simple performance test will be done. First Steps We…
Product listing and detail – Part 2
In this part we are going to see how to write test cases for product listing and product detail screen. Check out Product listing and detail screen blog to know about how we can integrate retrofit to fetch data from api and display in a list and use android jetpack navigation component to display the…
Product listing and detail – Part 1
In this blog we are going to see how we can display list of products fetched from an API and the product detail screen. We are going to use Retrofit to make the api call. Add these dependencies to add retrofit to our project. Follow the retrofit doc to add the dependencies – https://square.github.io/retrofit/ Next…
Login – Part 2
In this blog we are going to see how to write test cases for the login feature we added in the previous part. If you haven’t checked that already, check that out before moving forward. Login feature To know about testing and different types of testing check out this blog to start. Testing To start…
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