Boozang
Simplified Testing Without Code
Empower every member of your team, not just developers, to create and manage automated tests effortlessly.
Address your testing needs efficiently, achieving comprehensive test coverage in mere days instead of several months.
Our tests designed in natural language are highly resilient to changes in the codebase, and our AI swiftly fixes any test failures that may arise.
Continuous Testing is essential for Agile and DevOps practices, allowing you to deploy features to production within the same day.
Boozang provides various testing methods, including:
- A Codeless Record/Replay interface
- BDD with Cucumber
- API testing capabilities
- Model-based testing
- Testing for HTML Canvas
The following features streamline your testing process:
- Debugging directly within your browser console
- Screenshots pinpointing where tests fail
- Seamless integration with any CI server
- Unlimited parallel testing to enhance speed
- Comprehensive root-cause analysis reports
- Trend reports to monitor failures and performance over time
- Integration with test management tools like Xray and Jira, making collaboration easier for your team.
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Bitrise
Efficient mobile CI/CD solutions are designed to save developers time and resources while minimizing frustration. They offer speed, adaptability, expandability, and user-friendliness. Whether your preference lies in native or cross-platform CI/CD, we accommodate your needs seamlessly. Our services encompass a wide range of programming languages, including Swift, Objective-C, Java, Kotlin, Xamarin, Cordova, and Ionic, among others. Bitrise is compatible with any Git platform, be it public, private, or ad-hoc, including well-known services like Bitbucket and GitHub Enterprise. This system is versatile, functioning effectively both in cloud environments and on-premises setups. You can set up scheduled pull requests for specific times, initiate builds from pull requests, or design customized webhooks to fit your workflow. The ability to run workflows as needed empowers you to integrate essential tasks like conducting integration tests, deploying to device farms, and distributing apps to testers or app stores, enhancing your development process even further. With this flexibility, your team can focus more on innovation rather than getting bogged down by operational challenges.
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weinre
Weinre, which is pronounced like "winery" or "weiner," stands for WEb INspector REmote and functions as a debugging tool for web pages, akin to FireBug for Firefox and the web inspector available in WebKit browsers, but it is specifically tailored for remote debugging on mobile devices such as smartphones. Developed at a time when no remote debugging solutions were available for mobile platforms, weinre has set the stage for more recent tools that various platforms now incorporate into their development offerings. It employs user interface components from WebKit's web inspector project, making it easily recognizable for those familiar with Safari's web inspector or Chrome's Developer Tools. Generally, the client application is initiated in a desktop or laptop browser while the targeted web page is viewed on a mobile device, facilitating smooth debugging. Importantly, weinre functions entirely through standard JavaScript without depending on any native code in the browser, ensuring widespread compatibility and user-friendliness. This remote debugging capability has become essential for developers creating web applications designed for mobile users, solidifying weinre's position as a crucial asset in the web development toolkit. Additionally, its simplicity and effectiveness have helped it maintain relevance even as newer debugging solutions have emerged.
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Apache Cordova
Develop mobile applications utilizing HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to create a unified codebase that can be deployed across multiple platforms. This method is completely free and open-source, promoting code reuse and providing capabilities for offline use as well as access to native device APIs. The Cordova command-line interface, which runs on Node.js, can be easily installed through NPM. For incorporating additional platform dependencies, it is essential to follow the specific guidelines relevant to each platform. To start a new Cordova project, navigate to your chosen project directory and execute the command `cordova create <path>` using the command-line tool. After establishing your Cordova project, proceed to the project directory and integrate the platform you wish to build your app for. Cordova wraps your HTML and JavaScript application in a native container, facilitating access to device features on various platforms. These capabilities are accessible via a unified JavaScript API, which streamlines the development process by allowing you to write a single codebase that is deployable on an extensive range of smartphones and tablets. Consequently, this enables you to easily submit your application to different app stores, enhancing its visibility and potential user base. The flexibility that Cordova offers makes it an attractive option for developers eager to expand their presence in the competitive mobile application market. Additionally, Cordova's ability to adapt to different environments ensures that developers can keep pace with evolving technology trends.
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