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Intelligent Testing

Intelligent Testing is revolutionizing the software quality assurance landscape, and Webomates stands at the forefront of this transformation.

Benefits Of Low Code Test Automation
Discover the Benefits of Low Code Test Automation with Webomates a game-changer in modern software testing. Designed for speed, simplicity, and scalability, Webomates' low-code/no-code platform empowers teams to automate test cases rapidly without writing complex scripts.
This AI-powered solution eliminates traditional bottlenecks in QA by enabling business analysts, developers, and testers to collaborate seamlessly. Key benefits include faster test creation, reduced maintenance, rapid deployment cycles, and intelligent self-healing of test cases through AI.

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Challenges in test Automation

In this article, we will talk about a few challenges faced while adopting an automation strategy for the testing process.

Codeless test automation myths | ##webomates # #testautomation # #codelesstestautomation # #softwaretestautomation # #testing

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Codeless test automation myths

Codeless test automation, also known as no-code or Scriptless test automation, helps the testing teams to conduct automated testing without writing a code for the test script with the help of tools that are built on top of Selenium.

Difference between manual testing and automation testing | ##webomates ##manualtesting # #automationtesting # #manualtestingandautomationtesting ##manualsoftwaretesting

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Difference between manual testing and automation testing

In the software testing arena, a perennial debate has raged between proponents of manual and automation testing. In our experience, the two are complementary; used together they form a more effective test strategy.