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  1. 1 Applitools Execution Cloud The first self-healing test infrastructure for open-source test frameworks May 2023
  2. 2 Introducing Applitools Execution Cloud • Execute your existing open-source based tests at scale • Lightning fast • Affordable • Execute all your tests • Test public as well as local apps • Single platform for authoring and executing tests • Self-healing for open-source test frameworks
  3. 3 Agenda • Why cloud infrastructure? • Functional testing at scale • Cross device and browser testing • Self healing • Q&A
  4. 4 Why do we need to execute tests faster? BEST IN CLASS • Speed: 5-15 minutes per build • Frequency: test every PR, multiple updates a day • Coverage: Interaction logic, Business Logic, Cross Device & Browser LEADS TO • Faster feedback to developers • More features delivered to customers
  5. 5 Why test on cloud infrastructure? • Modern apps require hundreds of tests to cover properly • Fast execution requires reliable and scalable infrastructure • Difficult build and maintain • Scale • Hosting • OS, device & browser upgrades • High availability • Debugging • Reporting & dashboarding • Premium features: self healing, etc. • Costs more than paying a lab provider
  6. 6 Fast functional testing • Make sure interaction logic works • Verify business logic by validating application output • Best is class: a single browser is sufficient • Keep the number of test runs to a minimum (speed, concurrency, and cost) • Avoid every bug failing tests on multiple devices and browsers • Negligible loss of coverage • It is extremely unlikely that • Clicking a button will work on one browser but not on another • The application output will be computed correctly on one browser but not on another • Unless the UI is distorted on that specific device or browser • That’s a different use case. We’ll cover it later.
  7. 7 Demo Fast functional testing with the Applitools Execution Cloud
  8. 8 Testing local apps behind the firewall • Set the following environment variable APPLITOOLS_TUNNEL = true • Or using the browser capabilities set ‘applitools:tunnel’ to true
  9. 9 Fast cross device and browser testing • Verify that the UI renders application output correctly • Across different devices, browsers and window sizes • Different browsers are based on different layout engines • Developers develop the app on a single dev machine • Responsive design rules are prone to error • Can only be effectively validated visually • Hundreds of UI elements per page, dozens of properties per element • Different property values per browser, device and screen size
  10. 10 Eyes Mimics the human eye with 99.9999% accuracy Functional and Visual Testing Powered by VisualAI Ultrafast Grid The world’s fastest cross device and browser testing infrastructure Effective cross device & browser testing
  11. 11 Adding a visual checkpoint
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  15. 15 Visual assertions advantages • Enhances existing tests and reduces the amount of test code by up to 80% • A single visual checkpoint for complete visual and functional coverage • Catches unexpected defects • Does not break when the UI changes • No coding skills required to maintain validation logic
  16. 16 Universal framework support
  17. 17 SCM integrations (Github and others)
  18. 18 The Ultrafast Grid ü Innovative ü Fast ü Stable ü Simple ü Secure
  19. 19 Execute test on Chrome Cross device & browser coverage Execution Cloud Eyes + Ultrafast Grid
  20. 20 Demo Fast cross device and browser coverage with Execution Cloud + UFG + Eyes
  21. 21 Self-healing locators • Element locators often break when the UI changes • driver.findElement(By.css('#navigation-right > a’)); • This is the primary cause for delaying test feedback and for high test maintenance overhead • Self healing finds an element even if its locator breaks • The test can continue running • The broken locator can be fixed later (or never)
  22. 22 How does self-healing work? • Every time we find an element • Capture hundreds of data points about the element • All attributes, location in hierarchy, details of ancestor and neighbor elements • Store data in a DB using the locator as key • When we can’t locate an element using a given locator • Retrieve information from the DB using the failed locator • Use proprietary algorithms to find the element based on that information • If successful, update the DB and suggest a new locator in our dashboard • Return the found element
  23. 23 What can we heal? • We can find an element even if simultaneously • Element properties change (e.g., ID, class, tag name, custom, etc) • Text changes (clickable text, input value, label, placeholder) • DOM position changes (hierarchy, position in list) • Size and location changes • Adaptive • Implicitly wait for elements
  24. 24 When is self healing useful? • Avoid test failures and test maintenance following UI changes • UI pages that frequently change • Poor locator authoring skills • Apps with weak locators • Apps with dynamically generated UI (dynamic ids)
  25. 25 Self-healing for open-source frameworks • Self-heal your existing tests without changing a line of test code • Use your preferred test framework • No vendor lock-in
  26. 26 Demo Self healing locators with the Execution Cloud
  27. 27 QUESTIONS? @carmiadam linkedin.com/in/adamcarmi/
  28. 28 GET STARTED applitools.info/xt7 Request Access Reduce test flakiness and improve product velocity in just a few minutes of set-up.
  29. 29 COMING SOON applitools.info/euu Front-End Test Fest June 7 • 10 AM – 4 PM ET Co-presented with CypressIO and Netlify
  30. 30 Thank you
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