Duration
30 minutes
Presenters
Testing apps is about to get a lot harder. Upcoming changes in Chrome and Mozilla will result in restricted access. In fact, existing tests may stop working altogether on these versions. Selenium is also expected to undergo modifications because of these changes.
Meanwhile, app developers are rapidly releasing cross-platform applications – often by writing code once before deployment. This, along with app store regulations, just adds to the pressure testers will come under. Open standards could be the way in which testers are better prepared, especially when organizations like YouTube, Facebook, and Amazon leading implementation.
These imminent developments have broad implications for the way future applications will be built and tested. In this webinar, SmartBear’s Nikhil Kaul, Product Manager, joins Sr. Engineer Jeff Martin to discuss how testers can be adequately prepared to overcome these challenges.
In this session, we will cover:
- Why recent browser releases necessitate changes to existing testing plans
- How to design test cases for open standards
- The effects of app store regulations on testers
- Selenium – What does the future look like?
- Facebook, Amazon, and YouTube – What can we learn from them?