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Top Enhancements of Silk Test 21.0

Stefan Untereichner

Silk Test 21.0 introduces significant enhancements which heralds a new era of shift-left functional testing. Top Enhancements of Silk Test 21.0 Image Verification with Cross-Platform Reporting Verifications are a key aspect of functional testing…

over 4 years ago
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Testing the new Chromium based Edge browser with Silk Test 20.5

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Post by Claus Schabetsberger Senior Software System Developer On 15 Jan 2020, Microsoft released a brand new version of their Edge web browser. This is great news for web developers because it is based on Chromium. With that, developers don’t have to…

over 4 years ago
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Running Silk4J Tests with Docker and Jenkins

Ralph Mayr

Introduction In this blog post we want to explore how your tests can benefit from running in a dockerized environment. Docker is a popular tool that allows you to run applications in containers : Small units of deployment that can operate independently…

over 6 years ago
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Creating testable React Native apps

Robert Murray

React Native provides users with the ability to build mobile apps using only Java Script. The apps built using this framework are indistinguishable from an app built using Objective-C or Java and uses the same fundamental building blocks as regular iOS…

over 6 years ago
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Key differences between Selenium and Silk: Cross-browser testing

Ralph Mayr

It's crucial for applications that are available on the public internet to work with all major browsers. Though Google Chrome is leading the pack ( and has been for quite a while ) neglecting Firefox, Safari, Internet Explorer, or Edge in your testing…

over 7 years ago
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Key differences between Selenium and Silk: Simplicity

Stefan Untereichner

Whatever solution you choose for test automation and regression testing, you will be confronted with the question of how to get started. This is the main reason why you will find a tutorial like "first steps with ..." for each and every product. Depending…

over 7 years ago
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Key differences between Selenium and Silk: Automating multiple tabs

Ralph Mayr

Welcome back to our series of blog posts about the differences between Selenium and Silk . Today we want to look at how to automate web apps that span across multiple windows or tabs. A common example for that would be an application that launches links…

over 7 years ago
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Using Silk Test with Selenium

Basilios Will

Many organizations chose Selenium for their web automation needs for obvious reasons: It’s fast, it’s cheap, and many testers out there are familiar with the API. Looking at the broader scheme of things though, there are some aspects where Selenium falls…

over 7 years ago
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How to configure an Android physical device for testing with Silk Test

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Silk Test enables you to test mobile applications on physical devices and emulators. This video shows how you can configure a physical Android device to ensure that Silk Test can optimally test on it. This video covers the following main points: …

over 7 years ago
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How to configure an Android Emulator for testing with Silk Test

JohnLy

Silk Test enables you to test mobile applications on physical devices and emulators. This video shows how you can configure an Android Emulator to ensure that Silk Test can optimally test on it. This video covers the following main points: Downloading…

over 7 years ago
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Running mobile Silk4J tests in parallel with Jenkins

Ralph Mayr

In Running Silk4J tests from Jenkins, we have outlined how you can easily run your Silk4J tests from Jenkins. Now we are taking this a step forward, into the mobile world. We will show how you can configure Jenkins to build and run the Silk4J tests of…

over 7 years ago
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Continuous deployment for your tests

Ralph Mayr

Why would you want to continuously deploy your tests? Release fast and release often. This core principle of modern software development provides numerous advantages, for example earlier customer feedback, faster response cycles, and overall higher…

over 7 years ago
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Verifying text in PDF documents with Foxit Reader

Basilios Will

Author: Ralph Mayr The output of an application might often be produced as a PDF document. Being able to verify that the contents of such a PDF document are valid and correct is very useful for automated testing. This blog entry describes how you…

over 9 years ago
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Running Silk4J tests from Jenkins

Basilios Will

Author: Maximilian Alois Parzer This blog entry explains how to execute functional tests and regression tests, which are created in Silk4J, from a continuous integration (CI) server. Jenkins is used as an example for the CI server. Prerequisites …

over 10 years ago
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Silk Test 15.5 Hotfix 1

Basilios Will

An update to Silk Test 15.5 is now available for download from SupportLine . In addition to the browser versions supported with Silk Test 15.5, Silk Test 15.5 Hotfix 1 provides playback support for the following browser versions: Mozilla Firefox…

over 10 years ago
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Announcing Silk Test 15.0 Update 1

Basilios Will

Borland is proud to announce the release of Silk Test 15.0 Update 1! If you already use Silk Test and you have a maintenance contract, you can upgrade to Silk Test 15.0 Update 1 for free. Silk Test is a fast, reliable, and efficient test automation…

over 10 years ago
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Silk Test 15.0 Hotfix 1

Basilios Will

An update to Silk Test 15.0 is now available for download from SupportLine . In addition to the browser versions supported with Silk Test 15.0, Silk Test 15.0 Hotfix 1 provides support for the following browser versions: Mozilla Firefox 26 Mozilla…

over 10 years ago
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Announcing Silk Test 15.0

Basilios Will

Borland is proud to announce the release of Silk Test 15.0! If you already use Silk Test and you have a maintenance contract, you can upgrade to Silk Test 15.0 for free. Silk Test is a fast, reliable, and efficient test automation solution for development…

over 10 years ago
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Silverlight – official support statement

Gregor_Rechberger

We were planning to discontinue Microsoft Silverlight support and announced in the Silk Test 14 release notes that Silverlight would no longer be supported in future Silk Test versions. Due to strong customer demands we have decided to continue targeted…

over 11 years ago
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Faster testing with automation?

MigrationDeletedUser

When organizations acquire automated testing tools, it’s tempting to dive in with both feet. But too much too soon without clear direction can lead to failure. A clear path combined with automation is important when it comes to delivering high quality…

over 11 years ago
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Announcing free WBTs

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We are pleased to announce now three new free training courses for Silk Test , our industry leading, automated testing solution. Silk Test Workbench Essentials – Free Web Based Training Silk Test Workbench Essentials is an online training class that…

over 11 years ago
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Continuous Integration with Jenkins

Basilios Will

Author: Matthias Steinkogler The goal of this blog entry is to concisely show how to use Silk Test to make functional testing part of your Continuous Integration (CI) routine, based on the example of Silk Central and Jenkins. Prerequisites This…

over 12 years ago
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Announcing Silk Test 13.5

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We are pleased to announce the general availability of Silk Test 13.5, our industry leading, automated testing solution. This release of Silk Test 13.5 introduces support for Windows 8 and extends our leading Web 2.0 testing capabilities with support…

over 12 years ago
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Silk Test 2011 Hotfix 3

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An update to SilkTest 2011 is now available for download from SupportLine . This hotfix provides support for Firefox 9 and 10 as well as several issues resolved after the release of SilkTest 2011. Further details about these fixes as well as installation…

over 12 years ago
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Top Enhancements of Silk Test 21.0

Testing the new Chromium based Edge browser with Silk Test 20.5

Running Silk4J Tests with Docker and Jenkins

Creating testable React Native apps

Key differences between Selenium and Silk: Cross-browser testing

Key differences between Selenium and Silk: Simplicity

Key differences between Selenium and Silk: Automating multiple tabs

Using Silk Test with Selenium

How to configure an Android physical device for testing with Silk Test

How to configure an Android Emulator for testing with Silk Test

Running mobile Silk4J tests in parallel with Jenkins

Continuous deployment for your tests

Verifying text in PDF documents with Foxit Reader

Running Silk4J tests from Jenkins

Silk Test 15.5 Hotfix 1

Announcing Silk Test 15.0 Update 1

Silk Test 15.0 Hotfix 1

Announcing Silk Test 15.0

Silverlight – official support statement

Faster testing with automation?

Announcing free WBTs

Continuous Integration with Jenkins

Announcing Silk Test 13.5

Silk Test 2011 Hotfix 3

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