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The increasing popularity of shifting testing left to the earlier stages of the software development lifecycle (SDLC) has given rise to a proliferation of test automation frameworks. While software developers have no shortage of tooling choices, it can be difficult to know which solution is best for your organization when many offer similar features and test coverage.

Software developers and testers have more choices than ever when it comes to the test automation frameworks they can use. Since the creation of Selenium, automated frameworks have proliferated the marketplace, offering software development organizations a range of features and capabilities. With testing tools and knowledge shifting left to earlier phases in the software development lifecycle (SDLC), teams may find that developers prefer to use specific test automation frameworks. This means that software organizations may need to accommodate several different automation frameworks in their CI/CD pipeline.