Browserling vs. WebdriverIO

Using Browserling, I never had a bad surprise. this tool is responsive and always offers the latest versions for each browser. I particularly recommend live testing which allows you to directly test the site and generate a screenshot if you have detected a bug or an anomaly in your interface. PS: I will give it 10/10 when recording videos of browsing sessions will be ready.

Incentivized

I haven't seen a use case that WDIO can't cover, even including integrations into performance/load testing and mobile! The fact that there are boilerplate projects and code examples galore make it so simple to understand and see real-world PoCs of concepts you need to understand. I highly recommend WDIO!

Incentivized

• Generating screenshots of my website in most used browsers.
• Live test interact in browsers as if they were installed on my computer.
• Bookmark my favorite browsers to make testing faster next time.

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• Quick start when running the test, easy to maintain the framework.
• Faster and has vast community support on the internet.
• No need to Build an Automation framework from scratch.
• Can be integrated with different services.

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• Record videos of my browsing sessions (on their site they said this feature will be coming soon).

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• Tasks written in this can only be debugged using the provided WDIO task runner
• We cannot set breakpoints within tasks but have WDIO pause the run between commands.
• It is not as customized as Protractor.
• It deviates from generic syntax which may confuse selenium developers having knowledge of other languages.

Incentivized

For quicker and safe testing I always choose Browserling. It's also my best tool for responsive testing, as it allows me to resize the window and see how my interface looks in different screen resolutions. Browserling is better than others in manual testing because it has more features than others.

Incentivized

1. WebdriverIO is used for automating both browsers and native mobile apps. 2. Selenium is being used on most of the languages except JavaScript (TypeScript) and our front-end development is in Reactjs

Incentivized

• Make my UI compatible to as many systems and OS.
• Reduce bugs on my website UI.

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• Gives easy access to Saucelabs Devices and VMs to the frontend developers who don't have to fiddle around with connection to Saucelabs itself - so ROI on Saucelabs as webdriverIO is free
• The small learning curve to actually get set up and running - our working framework was written in a few days

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