Selenium 4.0 is officially released! It includes new features, improvements. I wanted to share with you some important updates on this release. First of all, you need to upgrade your Selenium version to 4.0 and let’s start with upgrading. Upgrade Before introducing the new features, I want to share how to…

Until now, I have shown you run your test cases directly on feature files. But, you will need runners to run your test cases on the CI/CD pipelines. Here, you can implement the JUnit runner classes and use them to execute your test cases. Karate will execute all the feature…

Previously I have talked about Karate fundamentals and simple usage of the API requests with Karate. This article will be about more advanced topics and include what you need while coding automated scripts and building your own test automation framework. While you are writing your automation test scripts, you will…

In this article, I will be talking about variables and simple API requests with Karate Framework. In the first part, I talked about introducing Karate and did a simple setup. If you have not read the first article, you can check it out here. If you don’t have any previous…

One of our customers asked us to suggest an API testing tool for creating their API testing suite from scratch. They had some requirements for that tool like easy to learn, less development and maintenance cost, running API tests as performance testing, integrated with CI/CD tools, etc. While we, Kloians…

While coding an automation framework from scratch or on an existing one, you should take care of some basics. The framework should be maintainable, easy to understand, avoid coding duplicates, and quickly adapt to changes. To overcome these basics, you should follow some design principles and techniques in your framework…