Manually entering the UI identifiers of a web application | Testsigma
This video demonstrates how a ui identifier of an element is created manually in Testsigma using browser developer tools.
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Test Steps for Manual Test Cases | Testsigma
Navigate to Applications-Version-Test Cases-Choose a Test Case that you wish to manually add the test steps to. Enter the desired steps and also the Expected Result(whether Passed/Failed.)
Test Steps for native iOS Applications | Testsigma
The video explains how test steps for an iOS application are authored in Testigma
UI Identifier for native iOS Aplications | Testsigma
The video demonstrates how the UI identifiers or locators is used to identify an element in Testsigma.
Test Steps for native Android Applications | Testsigma
The video demonstrates the steps to automate an Android Native application in Testsigma.
UI identifier for native Android Applications | Testsigma
The video explains how Testsigma uses UI identifiers to locate an element in a native application in Testsigma.
Test Steps for RESTful Web Services | Testsigma
The video explains how a RESTful web service is created using Testsigma. Creation of a Test Case for Web Service/API Testing is no different that creation of a Test Case for a Web/Mobile Application.
UI identifier for Mobile Web Applications | Testsigma
ui identifiers can be added in two ways in Testsigma, manually and using Testsigma's Record option.
Test Steps for Mobile Web Applications | Testsigma
Steps to test a mobile web application is the same as testing a web application in Testsigma
Making data-intensive processing efficient and portable with Apache Beam
The appearance of Hadoop and its related ecosystem was like a Cambrian explosion of open source tools and frameworks to process big amounts of data. But companies who invested early in big data found some challenges. For example, they needed engineers with expert knowledge not only on distributed systems and data processing but also on Java and the related JVM-based languages and tools.