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Testim Groups

  • July 1, 2024
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In software testing, efficiency is crucial. Testim's "groups" feature allows you to create reusable code blocks, similar to methods or functions in programming. This helps simplify and streamline your test automation.

In this video, we show you how to create and use these groups in Testim. Learn to consolidate common operations, like logging in or adding items to a cart, into reusable blocks. This reduces redundancy, simplifies test structures, and speeds up test authoring.

By using groups, you can significantly cut down on test maintenance and complexity, making your testing process more efficient and manageable.

Watch the full video to see how Testim groups can transform your test automation!

 

https://tricentis-video.wistia.com/medias/pglb54lctv

 

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Ramanan
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  • October 29, 2024
Community Administrator wrote:

In software testing, efficiency is crucial. Testim's "groups" feature allows you to create reusable code blocks, similar to methods or functions in programming. This helps simplify and streamline your test automation.

In this video, we show you how to create and use these groups in Testim. Learn to consolidate common operations, like logging in or adding items to a cart, into reusable blocks. This reduces redundancy, simplifies test structures, and speeds up test authoring.

By using groups, you can significantly cut down on test maintenance and complexity, making your testing process more efficient and manageable.

Watch the full video to see how Testim groups can transform your test automation!

 

https://tricentis-video.wistia.com/medias/pglb54lctv

 

This video sounds incredibly helpful! The "groups" feature in Testim seems like a game-changer for enhancing efficiency in test automation. Consolidating common operations into reusable code blocks will definitely streamline the process and reduce redundancy. I'm eager to learn how to implement this feature to simplify our test structures and improve overall maintenance. Looking forward to optimizing our testing workflows with these insights!


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