Swiftly record end-to-end interactions with your web applications and store the actions in plain English-based tests directly on the cloud.

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In modern apps, user journeys span several devices. For e.g., the user books a flight on a travel site and then later cancels it on the mobile app. How do you test cross-platform E2E scenarios, but not individually? We'll demonstrate a simple method combining multi-device test flows into one user journey.

A common theme among most software testing organizations is their escalating interest in Test Automation. While test automation has grown in popularity, there are still many myths and biases surrounding it. Such myths can unknowingly create a self-limiting boundary and negatively impact the possibilities of test automation. Testsigma, a no-code test automation tool that is for everyone, is also free and open source.

A powerful open source Test automation platform for Web Apps, Mobile Apps, and APIs that lets you create tests in minutes using simple English Scripts with no setup or coding required.

Testsigma's in-browser recorder option provides a powerful set of built-in capabilities. You can record and create automated tests for Web, Android and iOS apps. Here's a demo of how you can automatically create steps to verify successful login.

Organizations, these days, rush to automate tests, spend time stabilizing them and ensure that there are no failing tests, at all times. So, when there are no tests failing, does that mean your product is of the best quality? Hear it as we discuss with some of the best industry experts, Lisette Zounon, Bas Dikjstra, Srinivas Kantipudi & Brijesh Deb powered by The Test Chat Community!

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Let's break down the challenges of mobile test automation one by one. Share with your friends if you too face them and comment down if you've more to add!

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