5 posts tagged with "AI"

Revolution or Just Another Tech Hype?​

I’ve seen this before: test automation was supposed to kill testing, then autonomous testing came to bury it further. Now, AI Testing Agents claim to be the ultimate disruptors.

But are they the revolution we need or just another tech fad chasing buzzwords?

Vertical AI Agents. This surpasses the Software as a Service (SaaS) boom, which saw hundreds of billion-dollar companies emerge from initially simple web applications. – YC Combinator

Curious? Let’s dive in and uncover whether AI Testing Agents.

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The field of web app testing is at a crossroads. We're moving from manual labor, past automation, into the era of AI-powered autonomous testing. And let’s be real: if you're still clinging to the old ways, you're about to get left behind.

The Future of Web App Testing report draws insights from over 300 experienced testers and lays out exactly where this industry is heading. And it's not where most people think.

Automate Web App Testing -- No Coding Required​

From the beginning, we've been delivering webinars that explore trends and innovative testing ideas, focusing on modern test automation frameworks and tools for web app testing.

This time, it's different. We're excited to share something we’re passionate about. Our very own creation, Wopee.io.

Enter Wopee.io, an innovative solution designed to simplify testing through autonomous testing bots. In this post, I’ll walk you through how to get started with Wopee.io, highlight its key features, and guide you step-by-step on how to streamline your web app testing process with minimal effort and no coding required.

Automating tests isn’t a luxury anymore. It’s a necessity.​

But here’s the catch: manual test creation is frustratingly slow, error-prone, and simply doesn’t scale for modern, rapidly evolving web applications.

Self-Healing in Test Automation: The Future of Reliable Testing?

Maintaining robust test automation can be a daunting challenge. As applications evolve rapidly, test scripts often break due to changes in the user interface (UI) or application structure. This leads to increased maintenance overhead, false test failures, and reduced confidence in the test suite.