Putting Your GUI Tests Under Version Control
Since GUI tests mostly rely on text-based contents, they can be put under version control in systems like Git or...
Read moreSince GUI tests mostly rely on text-based contents, they can be put under version control in systems like Git or...
Read moreThis article focuses on improved data analysis features of Squish Test Center 1.1. More specifically, we focus on changes we’ve...
Read moreLooking to run Squish tests in Azure DevOps? This is now possible with a new extension available on Microsoft marketplace....
Read moreAs a software tester, you’ll likely want to run your tests on as many platforms as possible. A single test...
Read moreWhen opening a new Behavior-Driven Development (BDD) test case in the Squish IDE, a default feature file will display. Since...
Read moreGoogle Test is a unit test framework for C++ programs. This blog outlines steps required to integrate unit tests written...
Read moreCoco can be used to evaluate the coverage of a variety of programs. Here, we showcase the instrumentation of Linux...
Read moreWhen you first start out with Squish, structuring and organizing your tests and executions can be a daunting task. Here,...
Read moreWe received lots of great questions on the new features and upgrades in Squish during the Squish 6.6 release webinars....
Read moreWe’re hosting two release webinars for Squish 6.6, this Wednesday and Thursday, July 8th and 9th, 2020. Lead engineers from...
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