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Adapting test automation to project architecture changes

Here's why we moved from Selenium and Cypress to Taiko in our client projects

Soumya Swaroop

Sep 10, 2020
Crossbrowser testing with Non-functional tests

Here's why functional tests are not meant for cross browser testing
Aug 24, 2020
Migration using regression testing - A case study

The team behind a UPI app were migrating from their application framework. Read about how the team ensured that new releases were deployed without affecting its millions of users. To ensure top-notch testing, the team embraced new techniques to deliver quality at speed.
Jul 24, 2020
Adopting Gauge and Taiko at Workstream to simplify test automation

Workstream, a startup in the HR domain, was growing and so were its testing needs. Windy Liu, the lead automation engineer introduced Gauge and Taiko to test the application as well as help introduce new testers to the test automation practice.
Jun 24, 2020
Shifting left with Gauge - a case study

A leading Australian financial services company set out to create a simple and elegant home loan solution. Investing in test automation and using Gauge helped a lot to improve the overall quality of the application and the user experience.
Nov 4, 2019
Gauge made test automation easy at Luminate - a case study

Luminate has been using Gauge for over 2 years now. They started using Gauge when it was still in beta and have now extended its use beyond browser automation. This blopost explains how Gauge made test automation easy for teams at Luminate Security.
Soumya Swaroop Gupta & Nivedha Senthil

Aug 21, 2019
How Taiko compares to other browser automation tools

Taiko is designed to be simple, reliable and a fast browser automation tool. Comparing it with other popular open source tools to find how different it really is.
Robin Ninan

Jul 22, 2019
The Gauge Move

Robin Ninan from Kodoo explains how they've migrated their tests from Cucumber to Gauge
Chad Wathington

Mar 15, 2019
Unit Tests aren’t ‘tests’

At ThoughtWorks, we often debate the value of our existing practices to constantly challenge ourselves and remind ourselves why we do what we do.
Soumya Swaroop

Nov 12, 2018
Minding the Gap between BDD and Executable Specifications

Here's why tools that have human readable executable specifications are not BDD tools.
Zabil Maliackal

Oct 23, 2018
Introducing Taiko - the last mile to reliable test automation

Gauge releases Taiko (beta) - a free and open source browser automation tool.
Zabil Maliackal

Jun 19, 2018
Gauge is out of beta

We’re happy to announce the launch of ThoughtWorks Gauge 1.0, and Gauge is officially out of beta.
Zabil Maliackal

May 15, 2018
Why we built Gauge

At ThoughtWorks we place a high value on test automation. We’ve built a lot of testing tools.
Soumya Swaroop

Feb 16, 2018
Empathy in architectural decisions to empower users

Empathy in architectural decisions to empower users Over the past year and a half, I’ve been part of the team developing Gauge an open source, acceptance test automation tool
Zabil Maliackal

Dec 7, 2017
Language server protocol and DSL’s

Gauge is a external DSL to express test behavior and data outside code.
Kashish Munjal

Dec 7, 2017
Authoring a language runner for Gauge

Gauage is a light-weight cross-platform test automation tool with the ability to author test cases in the business language.
Zabil Maliackal

Oct 4, 2017
Headless Acceptance Tests

Headless Acceptance Tests Using Gauge, Puppeteer and Chrome to run headless tests
Zabil Maliackal

Sep 8, 2017
Gauge updates - September 2017

Release 0.9.2, updates and features. Run and debug tests in IntelliJ IDEA with the newly integrated runner!
Zabil Maliackal

Jul 21, 2017
Gauge updates - July 2017

What’s new in release 0.9.0 and more
Zabil Maliackal

Jul 20, 2017
Why we collect data

To be a better testing tool, from version 0.9.0, Gauge collects anonymous usage statistics (telemetry). The data is public and there’s an easy way to opt out.
Zabil Maliackal

Jul 12, 2017
Testing with headless chrome

The new headles feature in Chrome 59, makes it easy to run gauge with selenium on a CI/CD setup or Docker instances without having to use.
Soumya Swaroop

Jun 13, 2017
The Page Objects anti pattern

Writing automated tests that are easy to maintain require skill, practice, discipline and good design.
Soumya Swaroop

Feb 15, 2017
Five reasons to use Gauge

Despite having the right set of automated tests, writing and managing a growing test suite can be challenging.
Soumya Swaroop

Jan 17, 2017
Why write tests in plain-text?

Writing scenarios to test a functionality involves a lot of thinking. Over time test cases and scenarios become complex even for trivial applications.