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Collaboration is embedded through all portions of Qyrus. Making testing teams more collaborative simplifies the testing process and leads to higher-quality application releases.
Web testing is a type of software testing that helps determine whether the functionality of a web application is working in accordance with the requirements. Just like any other software development, whenever changes are made to the application code, bugs can crop up somewhere in the application.
The parallel testing feature takes already created web and mobile tests and allows users to execute them across a range of devices. Simply select the desired device or browser upon execution of any created test script.
Collaboration is embedded through all portions of Qyrus. Making testing teams more collaborative simplifies the testing process and leads to higher-quality application releases.
Web testing is a type of software testing that helps determine whether the functionality of a web application is working in accordance with the requirements. Just like any other software development, whenever changes are made to the application code, bugs can crop up somewhere in the application.
The parallel testing feature takes already created web and mobile tests and allows users to execute them across a range of devices. Simply select the desired device or browser upon execution of any created test script.
Qyrus’ execute test case action type, which allows users to execute a test script within a single test step. This allows for repeatable steps to be created into their own scripts and executed as a step within all required scripts.
Test execution with Qyrus is so simple yet powerful that it becomes notable. User can specify a range of requirements including browser & device, variable environment, screen resolution, among more advanced customizations all within a few clicks placed behind an easy to use interface.
With detailed descriptions across all of our actions types, screenshots of the platform and examples, alongside a range of tutorial videos, the documentation page acts as a one stop shop to learn all Qyrus functionality.
Actions in Qyrus are things that can be performed in a testing script. This can be a thing such as mouse events where you would click on an element on a page, or input events where you set a text field on a page. Using actions, we build steps to our test scripts in Qyrus.
Parameterization on Qyrus essentially allows users to utilize data driven testing in their testing process. Test data can be pulled directly from a file or table that will then be fed into the corresponding test steps in the script during runtime.
We will discuss about: 1. What's driving API testing adoption? ; 2. Challenges to API testing; 3. Breaking new ground with Qyrus's API testing and much more...
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