Robust Automation Testing Tool for GUI Applications in Agile World—Faster to Market
01 Jan 2021-pp 393-407
TL;DR: Robust Automation Testing (RAT) tool is built on the Hybrid Automation Framework which is easy to learn and reduces the automation scripting time/coding, while execution increases the permutation and combination of the test scenarios without changing the test steps as mentioned in this paper.
Abstract: In this digital world, technology changes exponentially to increase the speed, efficiency, and accuracy. To achieve these features, we need good programming language, high-end hardware configurations, permutation, and combinations of scenarios based on testing. Applications are developed to make more interactive and reduce the complexity, reduce the transaction response time, and without failure at the end users. For any graphical user interface application, they need to be tested either by Manual/Automation Testing tools. Robust Automation Testing (RAT) tool is built on the Hybrid Automation Framework which is easy to learn and reduces the automation scripting time/coding, while execution increases the permutation and combination of the test scenarios without changing the test steps. There is no dependency on the test data and maintenance-free. RAT tool is for testing the application from creating the manual/automation test scripts, generating the test data, executing the automation scripts, and generating the customized reports. RAT tool shows that the performance is increased the accuracy of validation by 97%, no cost to the tool. Manual tester is enough to complete the automation script execution, and frequency of execution is increased and reduces the maintenance of the scripts to less than 10% cost as well resource cost reduced to 38%.
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