Automated Testing

Introduction As covered in the articles on Network Profiler and Sleep Profiler, Qase provides powerful tools for monitoring and analyzing test scenarios. This article explains Database Profiler—a tool that automatically tracks and logs database operations. The Problem with Databases in Tests In integration and E2E tests, the database is

Introduction As we've already covered in the article about Network Profiler, Qase provides powerful tools for monitoring and analyzing test scenarios. In this article, we'll explore another important profiler: Sleep Profiler, which helps identify and optimize the use of delays in tests. The Problem with Using Sleep in E2E Tests

Introduction In modern software development, tests often interact with external APIs and services via HTTP requests. To effectively debug and analyze test scenarios, it’s crucial to have full visibility into all network interactions. Qase provides a powerful tool, the Network Profiler, which automatically intercepts and logs all HTTP requests

Test automation is often treated as a checklist item: if you have it, great; if not, build it. But too many teams automate without knowing what value they expect, or how to measure whether the investment is paying off. That’s a problem. Because automation is an investment. Like any

In the first article of this series, I focused on where AI is already proving useful in test automation: generating test cases and assisting with automation. In the second, I explored what’s still emerging: promising ideas like defect prediction and visual testing that work in some places but aren’

In the previous article, I looked at how AI is already improving test automation: from test case generation to self-healing locators and assisted test conversions. These tools are in production today, delivering real value for many teams. But not all AI applications in testing are ready for prime time. Some

In 2024, a product called Devin AI, was introduced by Cognition Labs as the “world’s first fully autonomous AI software engineer”. The authors claimed that Devin could independently plan, code, debug, and deploy entire applications based on natural language prompts — essentially, perform typical developer tasks. This announcement gained significant

Appium is an open-source automation framework designed for testing mobile applications. It supports native, hybrid, and mobile web apps across both iOS and Android platforms. With cross-platform compatibility, support for multiple programming languages, and real device interaction, Appium stands out as a flexible and powerful tool for mobile test automation.

Explore how API testing works, why it matters, and how teams can manage bugs, challenges, and processes using the right tools and best practices.