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Yes, JavaScript is commonly used in automation testing, especially for web applications. Frameworks like Selenium WebDriver, Cypress, and Jest enable developers to write tests in JavaScript, allowing for efficient testing of user interactions, performance, and functionality across different browsers. Its versatility and integration with modern development tools make it a popular choice for automation testing.

Parallel testing is one of the best ways to cut down overall test execution time of the whole test build. If you have test builds of multiple tests, parallel testing at LambdaTest will allow you to run these Selenium webdiver tests across multiple machines simultaneously. so if you have a build of 100 tests, and are subscribed on 10 parallel testing plan, then you can run upto 10 test threads simultaneously across 10 machines. Running tests in parallel will cut down drastically your overall build test execution times.

Yes, you can use JavaScript with Selenium. Selenium WebDriver supports JavaScript, allowing you to write automated tests for web applications using JavaScript frameworks like Node.js. This enables you to leverage JavaScript’s capabilities for interacting with web elements and performing browser automation effectively.

Yes, JavaScript is used for API testing, often with frameworks like Mocha, Chai, and Jest. These tools enable developers to write tests for RESTful APIs and other web services, allowing for validation of responses, status codes, and data integrity. JavaScript's flexibility makes it a popular choice for testing APIs in conjunction with Node.js and other environments.

The LambdaTest Selenium Automation Grid allows you to run end-to-end automation tests on a secure, robust, and scalable Selenium infrastructure. You can perform automated cross-browser testing across 2000 browsers and operating systems, resulting in higher test coverage and much shorter build times. Refer to our Selenium Automation testing documentation .