A Trace is a key concept in successfully testing your website with Usetrace. Find out what a trace is, how it works and what it can do for you (and what not).
The latest Usetrace software release replaced one of our main user interfaces: The All Traces list. Our heaviest users have over 1000 traces. Managing such a large number of traces requires that the trace list offers efficient searching and sorting mechanism, mass operations, and it must be fast.
Feedback is not sent in vain. We found out that our customers were hoping for a new feature in Usetrace, which would enable them to develop automated test projects simultaneously among teams. How could projects be shared within a team in a systematic and convenient way? The result was found through cloning.
In the Selenium beginner series we'll solve problems that are commonly faced when automating web testing with Selenium. This post will explain how Selenium can be used to automatically test a website's sign up form using Webdriver's Java language bindings.
The onboarding process is one of the most crucial aspects of a web based company, so it should be one of the first things to create automatic test for.