TestProject Reveals Next-Gen Release for Selenium and Appium Test Automation

Testers and developers benefit from the best of both worlds with hybrid cloud or fully offline offering for web and mobile test automation

Tricentis, the world’s #1 testing platform for modern cloud and enterprise applications, announced that TestProject, a Tricentis community offering, has unveiled its next-generation release (v2.0). The new version supports both hybrid cloud and offline options, enabling testing teams to securely automate web, Android, and iOS applications, and confidently deliver quality products at speed – without limitations.

Along with the rising market demand for agile, fast-paced development and innovative cloud solutions, there are growing standards for higher security levels as organizations aim to maintain full control of their data. TestProject now aligns its free test automation platform to today’s various industry standards, accommodating its powerful capabilities for all and providing users the freedom to choose the option that works best for their organization’s restrictions.

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Whether utilizing TestProject’s AI codeless test recorder or their Selenium and Appium based open-source SDK – users can now create, store, execute, debug, and deploy tests anywhere. With the test execution initiated either from the TestProject web UI or straight from the Command Line Interface, users can:

• Enjoy the simplicity and power of the cloud: Leave the heavy lifting of set-up, maintenance, and DevOps configurations to TestProject. Users can save tests and reports on TestProject’s secure hybrid cloud and benefit from zero server maintenance, seamless end-to-end test creation, collaborative testing repository, friendly UI dashboards, appealing HTML/PDF reports, fast debugging, and automatic CI/CD test deployment.

• ’N******************’ with a fully offline mode: Save tests as local files directly on your machine with no cloud-footprint and get a complete offline experience. Locally stored tests are easily managed as files or as part of a versioning control system (e.g., git). These tests will include elements, parameters, configurations, and anything else required to run locally by the TestProject Agent – even automatically generated local HTML test reports.

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Since its acquisition by Tricentis in 2019, TestProject has achieved multiple company milestones, including increasing its user base by 5x, amounting to an impressive 100,000+ user base and enabling the first-ever AI tools for both Selenium web testing and Appium mobile testing. TestProject also released open-source SDKs for Python, Java, and C# with included BDD plugins supporting SpecFlow, Cucumber, and Behave. Additionally, the company received recognition as a 2020 Gartner Peer Insights Customer’s Choice for Software Test Automation, and is rapidly expanding their community-based Addons library that is now considered the largest library for automation actions with over 3,000 useful test automation actions and over 150K downloads worldwide.

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