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TestProject smart and powerful recorder

 

TestProject already had a smart recorder that was capable of doing fantastic stuff we look for in any record and playback. It can easily generate source code from recorded tests, suggest useful add-ons, allow us to choose from various locator strategies, and view all available properties of any UI components, etc.

But have you checked their new versatile and much powerful recorder? You should check it when you get the time and share your feedback. Here are the few enhancements I noticed:

1) Added support for iFrames. I am sure this will be helpful in testing apps that play with so many iFrames.

2) Self-healing feature for the stability of the locators: I have used other tools/frameworks like Canopy(F# library built on top of Selenium) and it wasn't that effective in terms of Self-healing feature but I must say that it works very effectively when I tried using TestProject recorder to record, edit and playback. Also, if a Self-Healing mechanism was used to recover from an error, it indicates that in our execution report. Plus, we can always change/remove any alternative strategies in case we aren't interested.

3) A new interface that is more intuitive and we can safely call it a "speaking interface" as it saves so much time to find the next steps, suggestions, etc.

#TestProject #AIPoweredRecorder

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