Best Software Testing Tools for SpecFlow

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    Sauce Labs Reviews

    Sauce Labs

    Sauce Labs

    $19 per user per month
    181 Ratings
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    Sauce Labs is the largest continuous testing cloud in the world for web and mobile apps. This gives development teams from the top digital brands the ability to deliver apps faster, without compromising on quality. With extensive device and testing coverage, streamlined beta distribution, best-in class error monitoring, and constant feedback loops during your app development cycle, you can release better mobile apps faster. Your mobile apps will always work in real-world scenarios on any device and browser. Sauce Labs' end-to-end solutions for mobile quality enable organizations to deliver mobile apps in a modern era of DevOps driven development. They can achieve quality and speed at all stages of app development - from conception to production. We have you covered, no matter what your testing needs are, the application type you're developing, or your role within the mobile SDLC.
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    BrowserStack Reviews

    BrowserStack

    BrowserStack

    $29/month/user
    2 Ratings
    BrowserStack is the leading software testing platform in the world, with 19 global data centers & 20,000+ real Android and iOS devices that power nearly 1 Billion tests a year. BrowserStack's end-to-end unified testing platform supports functional testing, visual testing, accessibility testing, performance testing, test observability, API testing, and more. BrowserStack helps Amazon, Paypal, Well Fargo Bank, Nvidia, MongoDB, Pfizer, GE, Discovery, React JS, and several other customers deliver quality software quickly by moving their testing to the Cloud. With BrowserStack, Dev/QA teams can deliver an amazing experience to every customer while moving fast.
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    TestingBot Reviews

    TestingBot

    TestingBot

    $30/month
    TestingBot offers comprehensive testing solutions for websites and mobile apps, encompassing automated, manual, and visual testing. The platform boasts a diverse remote grid consisting of over 6000 browser and physical mobile device combinations. Key features of TestingBot include the ability to execute Selenium, Appium, Playwright, Puppeteer, Espresso, XCUITest, and Cypress tests in the cloud. Each test conducted on TestingBot's cloud platform provides valuable outputs such as screenshots, a video recording, and detailed test logs. Additional features include: - Automated visual regression testing for early detection of visual bugs. - Geolocation testing from various countries worldwide to ensure global coverage. - Live access to real browsers and devices, allowing users to take control of actual devices for testing iPhone or Android apps. - Test Analytics providing an overview of test results. - Seamless integrations with popular tools like Slack, Jenkins, GitHub, and more.
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    NCrunch Reviews

    NCrunch

    NCrunch

    $159 per year
    NCrunch monitors your code coverage in real time, and displays this in markers right next to your code. This makes it easy for you to see where your coverage is lacking or high. NCrunch was built with complex large-scale projects in mind. The last 12 years have been spent optimizing and scaling NCrunch to meet the requirements of real-world systems with millions of lines and thousands of tests. NCrunch keeps track of all test data and provides you with the most relevant feedback as quickly as possible. The tests that have been affected by your code changes are prioritized for execution using high-performance IL-based change mapping. NCrunch can transfer build and test work to other computers. You can farm tasks to connected machines or scale up to the cloud. Developers can share processing resources, allowing teams to pool their testing resources.
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    Playwright Reviews

    Playwright

    Playwright

    Free
    Playwright supports all modern rendering engines, including Chromium and WebKit. You can test on Windows, Linux, or macOS. Playwright waits for the elements to become actionable before he can take any actions. It also offers a wealth of introspection events. Combining the two reduces artificial timeouts, which is the main cause of flaky tests. Playwright assertions were created for the dynamic web. Checks are automatically retried until all conditions are met. To eliminate flaky bits, configure test retry strategy, capture execution trace and screenshots. Browsers can run web content from different origins in different ways. Playwright is compatible with modern browser architectures and runs tests out of-process. Playwright is free from the limitations of in-process test runners.
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    Appium Reviews

    Appium

    The JS Foundation

    Appium is an open-source framework for testing web apps. It can be used with native, hybrid, and mobile web apps. It can drive iOS, Android, or Windows apps using the WebDriver protocol. Appium was created with the idea that native apps should not require recompiling or including an SDK. Appium should allow you to use your preferred frameworks, test practices, and tools. Appium is an open-source project. We have made design and tool choices to encourage a vibrant contributor community. Appium is designed to automate mobile apps from any language and any testing framework. It also allows full access to back-end APIs, DBs, and test code. You can write tests using your favorite development tools, including all the languages mentioned above and possibly more (with the Selenium WebDriver and language-specific client library).
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