Simple and Robust UI testing for the Modern Web
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Joined October 2016
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Woohoo! π₯³
Quietly launched @ui_licious TAMI Studio on @Peerlist without really thinking too much about it... and somehow we got so many votes in the community 1 day after launch to be featured as a Staff Picked Project? π
Guess it was worth it putting all that time and effort to making the app super polished. We overran our Private Beta timeline from 4 months to 8 months. π
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I know people are always telling me "Hey, you've got the MVP already, why aren't you launching yet?"
Yes, sorry, hi... I'm a perfectionist... I mean... I run a company to makes Quality Assurance tools - does that make sense to you?
But it's worth it when people are blown away.
With so many vibe-coded apps these days, I think first impressions count.
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We're finally exiting beta. π₯³
TAMI Studio is now available to public.
Let TAMI help you create your test cases and automate it based on screenshots and recordings.
Try it for free!
π uilicious.com/tami-studio/
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β‘ This is the future of RPA and UI testing automation:
Smart. Adaptive. Reliable.
And weβre building it. Stay tuned! π
π Want early access? Join the waitlist:
docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1Fβ¦
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We're working on building TAMI : Auto-Pilot mode, an agent for exploratory testing to help QA teams:
π₯οΈ Identify features
π§ Discover edge cases
π§ͺ Design test scenarios
Because exploratory testing is still a completely manual, tedious, and boring process today.
And it is a barrier to the UI test automation journey. As many teams, especially small teams, are overwhelmed just trying to figure out the numerous edge cases and paths to consider.
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Featherless-Action-R1 leverages @ui_licious low-code web automation framework and smart targeting engine to achieve stunning accuracy. π―π―π―
On some sites, it's hitting 100% successful task completion - with repeatability.
Where as other agents are capping out at 80%.
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We're working on the next generation of test automation tools at @ui_licious πΆ with @GoogleCloud_SG . Keep your eyes peeled ποΈποΈ
Give a warm welcome to our first class of the Google For Startups AI-First Accelerator Program in πΈπ¬! π
Stay tuned over the next three months as we follow these 26 #AI startups on their journey to innovate with #generativeAI.
Tired of picking the same configurations?
We've upgraded the Run toolbar and added a MEGA menu! You can now save configurations and quickly access them from the mega menu and apply them to your next test runs. π₯³
Read more about it on our blog post: uilicious.com/blog/what-s-neβ¦
Why is software testing important?
@kythanh says that more testing means less time to launch.
Agree? Disagree?
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@taishiling closed the session before lunchtime with an entertaining journey of a frustrated UI automation tester in testing untestable.site/ π
It illustrated her motivations for co-creating @ui_licious with @picocreator. π€
Quality should not be an after-thought.
Why?
"A software that is properly tested and dependable has a competitive advantage because people are more likely to continue using a stable and error-free product" says @AmreDarpan
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Yessss I attended an inspiring talk by @taishiling on "UNTestable - It's just pressing a button, how hard could it be?" during our pre-lunch session at @cityjsconf! Also, got a sneak peek at the awesome work by @ui_licious! Let's all embrace the power of buttons, not divs π
@tuantrungvo thanks for showing us how not to write an inaccessible button. π€£ As a QA, I've seen so many on production sadly. π₯² Moral of the story? Let's all use the standard <button> for buttons ya?
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And the winner isssss @estee_tey woo! And according to her, testing is important because like hawkers and cafes must test their food before serving it, so devs must test their software before shipping it to users too. Yum, yes indeed, let's ship delicious user experiences. π
"Software testing gives you great possibility of code refactoring, otherwise people are afraid to touch existing code", says Ahammad Ali.
Do you agree?
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I wanna be the very best
Like no one ever was
Got to catch 'em all πΆ
Do you want to be the very best? π
Let's catch some bugs with unit testing, API testing and UI testing. See y'all at my Testing Zero to Hero workshop!
@cityjsconf
Why is software testing important? @helloshennan says testing gives you confidence, conviction and clarity. We β€οΈ this answer!
Conviction: Using Red-Green-Refactor (RGF) gives you the conviction that a developer has adequately understand state flows, logic and considered edge cases prior to writing application code. π΄π’π§βπ»π¨βπ»π©βπ»