Nightwatch

Without Continuous Integration or CI, developers would need to manually coordinate, communicate, and test while contributing code to the end product each time. This, in turn, affects the production and causes a delay in release. So it is crucial to use a Continuous Integration & Continuous Delivery tool with Selenium to automate the tests continuously. According to the recent survey by Atlassian – 75 percent of production teams face bugs, glitches, or delays at release time.

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Being an open-source framework allowed Selenium to be compatible with multiple test automation frameworks for different programming languages and if we talk about Automation testing with Selenium and JavaScript, there is a particular framework that never fails to take the spotlight and that is the Nightwatch.js. This is why I decided to come up with Nightwatch.js tutorial for beginners.

Do you know the test automation market is all set to hit $35 billion by 2026? And when it comes to cross browser testing, JavaScript leads from the front? Javascript is probably the best alternative for Selenium automation, considering its protocol transformation to the W3C standard. In order to make the most of it, the first step is to choose the best test automation frameworks. Among all the JavaScript testing frameworks, two frameworks are most popular- Nightwatch and Protractor.

In this digital era, Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment is closely aligned with software development and agile methodologies. Organizations deploy latest versions of software products every minute to ensure maximum competitive edge.