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  Salesforce application testing is an indispensable process for organizations leveraging Salesforce’s robust Customer Relationship Management (CRM) systems. This guide provides beginners with an understanding of Salesforce application testing, its purpose, and best practices. The Importance of Salesforce Testing on Real Devices Testing Salesforce applications on real devices is an essential aspect that cannot be overlooked. Real device testing offers unique advantages, crucial for ensuring the application’s performance, compatibility, and user experience across various devices in real-world conditions. Here’s why Salesforce testing on real devices is paramount: Realistic User Conditions:  Testing on real devices  provides insights into how the Salesforce application performs under user conditions. It accounts for different device specifications, operating systems, screen sizes, and network conditions. Improved Accuracy:  Real device testing reduces the risk of missi...

  In the vast landscape of an application, each feature is like a landmark. The goal is to make sure we visit each of these landmarks to ensure they are as expected. That's where the test scenarios come in. They provide a high-level view, a roadmap of all the features (landmarks) that need to be tested. Each test scenario can be thought of as a potential route that a user might take through the software or application. This makes them an invaluable tool for ensuring all functionalities are checked and validated. But what is test scenario, and why is it so vital? Without test scenarios, you could miss testing some features, overlook potential user journeys, or, in worst-case scenarios, let bugs slip into the production environment. This blog covers the importance of writing test scenarios, its comparison with test scripts and cases, and a detailed example of creating test scenarios for  testing an app with HeadSpin . What are test scenarios? In the field of software testing, a ...

  Testing frameworks help in ensuring the reliability and quality of software products. Among these frameworks, TestNG stands out due to its robust features and flexibility. One of the most significant advantages of using TestNG is its capability to run parallel test cases efficiently. This blog will explore implementing TestNG parallel testing to optimize testing processes, reduce execution time, and improve overall test efficiency. Understanding TestNG? JUnit and NUnit inspire TestNG. It is designed to simplify various testing needs, from unit testing to integration testing. It is open-source and written in Java, which provides annotations, sequencing, parameterization, and grouping capabilities that make it highly adaptable. TestNG supports comprehensive test configuration, making it a go-to choice for simple and complex testing scenarios. The framework is known for its flexibility, allowing users to easily manage test cases, customize test execution, and generate detailed repor...