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Diego Molina takes you step-by-step through how to get started with automated testing.

The comprehensive guide to Selenium, the industry-standard open source testing framework.

In this article, you'll learn how to use Selenium with Python for automated testing. You will run a variety of tests on a sample website to get a fundamental understanding of automated testing with these tools.

Go-ios is the secret sauce to Sauce Labs' iOS Real Device Cloud, and we are excited to contribute to the next stage of this incredible open source community.

The Appium Desired Capabilities are the heart of a seamless and efficient mobile app testing experience. Learn how to define precisely what attributes your session should possess in the blog post.

Running a single test can help you understand the root cause behind a test failure and uncover potential issues within your application. In this post, you'll learn how to how to run a single test using Jest, a popular JavaScript testing framework.

Diego Molina shares his key takeaways from the 2022 Mobile Ecosystem Survey.

Learn what's new in Selenium 4.10 in this live Q&A with Sauce Labs' Diego Molina and Nikolay Advolodkin.

Selenium 4 offers a way of locating elements by using natural language terms. This article describes how to use the new Relative Locators.

Selenium Grid 4 has been rewritten from scratch, with all the learnings from the past, plus it takes advantage of modern infrastructure (such as Docker and distributed tracing).

One of the most interesting and awaited features included in Selenium 4 are the bidirectional APIs. They allow us to do things like: intercept network requests, mock backends, perform basic authentication, and view the console logs. Everyone is referring to this as the Chrome DevTools Protocol APIs.

Selenium 4 includes a new command to help users create a new tab or a new window. This article provides some code examples that show how to use it.