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Category Archives: Tutorial
• Web Development • LambdaTest Experiments • Tutorial
How to Use CSS Modules With React Applications
Many developers initially use regular CSS to style websites or applications. However, as projects become complex and new design requirements emerge, managing a CSS stylesheet containing thousands of lines of code can become challenging.
May 22, 2024
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• Automation • Selenium Java • Selenium JavaScript • Tutorial
Selenium sendKeys(): A Complete Guide
While performing automation testing with Selenium, developers and testers need to automate different scenarios, like typing text into form fields, entering passwords in boxes, and more. This is where the Selenium sendKeys() method helps achieve this.
May 21, 2024
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• Cypress Testing • CI/CD • Tutorial
How to Run Cypress With Jenkins [Cypress Jenkins Tutorial]
Cypress is a JavaScript-based framework for performing end-to-end testing of websites. When performing Cypress testing, you will probably come across the need to integrate your Cypress tests with CI/CD tools like Jenkins to automate your build and deployment process.
May 20, 2024
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• Web Development • LambdaTest Experiments • Tutorial
How to Implement The Mobile First CSS Approach
Adopting the mobile first CSS approach is crucial as more people access the Internet via mobile phones than desktop devices. This approach helps developers refine website logic, functionality, design, accessibility, performance, and overall optimization for mobile usability.
May 17, 2024
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• Web Development • LambdaTest Experiments • Tutorial
How to Use CSS Grid repeat() Function
As websites become more engaging and appealing with various visual layouts, creating balanced and responsive layouts is no longer a choice but a necessity. This is where CSS Grid steps in, offering a powerful grid-based system that allows the developers to arrange content in a structured and flexible manner. CSS Grid provides a repeat() function, … Continue reading How to Use CSS Grid repeat() Function
May 14, 2024
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26 Min Read
• Playwright Testing • Automation • Tutorial
How to Use Playwright Wait For Navigation Methods
When users visit a website, they typically have to wait for it to load before interacting fully. This includes waiting for images, text, and other elements to appear. In web automation scripts, we need to replicate this waiting process. Playwright, a web automation testing framework, provides methods to wait for navigation, ensuring that automated tasks … Continue reading How to Use Playwright Wait For Navigation Methods
May 14, 2024
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• Automation • Selenium Python • Tutorial
How to Use Python URL Decode() Method In Selenium
URLs play a crucial role in ensuring the functionality and reliability of online platforms, yet the importance of managing URLs is often overlooked.
May 10, 2024
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Handling Alerts and Popups in Appium
It is common for any mobile application to show alerts and popups. These alerts and popups prompt users to grant various permissions, like contacts, notifications, etc. However, they need to be handled when performing mobile application testing.
May 8, 2024
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13 Min Read
• Web Development • LambdaTest Experiments • Tutorial
CSS Grid vs Flexbox: Which to Choose and When
Layout is one of the most important aspects of web design. It determines how the elements of a web page are arranged and displayed. This is where CSS Grid and Flexbox come into play – two powerful CSS layout features that help design how content appears on a webpage.
May 7, 2024
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36 Min Read
Cypress .should() Command: A Detailed Guide
In Cypress, an assertion is a way to validate that the Application Under Test (AUT) is functioning as expected. For this, the Cypress .should() command is used to make assertions about the state of your Application Under Test.
May 7, 2024
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30 Min Read
