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In this autocast, we will discuss some of the superpowers that raised the level of the standard automation framework and help test the application more rigorously compared to the standard approach.

The combination of the web interface and SaaS-based model has introduced codeless automation tools in the automation testing field. Read more to know how to develop a codeless automation engine using Selenium WebDriver.

Before the remote working era, QA members used to either share devices for manual testing or run the automation suite on multiple devices using a hub. Check how QASource uses cloud infrastructures for automation testing.

The evolving automation testing ecosystem has led to automation frameworks being optimized to ensure comprehensiveness, speed, and maintainability. It is a tried and tested best practice that we will discuss in this expert series.

An exponential growth in testing has led to new technologies to build better coordination between Dev and QA. Similarly, Service Virtualization has been continuously acquiring its space in the software development life cycle.

In the era of cloud computing, we have seen a surge in on-demand services for automation. It all started with providing infrastructure to test mobile and web applications on different browsers, OS, and mobile devices.

The COVID-19 incident has provided much learning to the industry which will help organizations prepare for any future emergencies. Most of IT companies have either moved or are planning to move their infrastructure to the cloud.

Automation testing tools have the ability to automate JavaScript frameworks, provide smooth script execution with fewer false positives, ease the test script development, provide interactive reports, and offer easy maintenance.

Based upon our extensive research on RPA and expertise in Automation testing, we have come up with this newsletter to explain the functionality and scope wise difference between these two verticals.