Developing Websites & Web apps usually means hours of testing & bug finding. However, many debugging tools are only created for offline testing & require coding skills to work well. Bugbug is a browser based testing tool, which automates the process, making it much easier to find bugs & ship applications faster.
Founded by Pawel Bylina & based in Poland, Bugbug is a zero-coding tool that is aimed at simplifying route & regression testing. To take advantage of the tool, users need to sign up for an account on the company’s Website so that they can access the Bugbug dashboard. Once done, users can start to create tests which automatically record their client’s journey on their application, without coding a single line of code.
Bugbug allows users to monitor crucial app flows, which ensures that applications are working correctly. This process is facilitated by running & verifying tests within a schedule. The SaaS platform also offers users the opportunity to prevent testing the same thing repeatedly when they make updates to their applications since the tool automates the process of manual regression testing. Thereby, reducing not only the time it would otherwise take, but reducing the overall cost of running tests.
Bugbug has numerous helpful features such as:
- Smart locators – while recording the tool suggests the best possible path for the item.
- Debugging – no more guesswork. Debug in the browser while you have access to tools.
- Assertion mechanism – add assertions to verify values.
- Multiple tab support – Initiate complex tests between different domains or browser tabs.
- Framework agnostic – supports many web frameworks.
The platform’s Cloud testing facility means the devs don’t have to struggle with various IT structures, they can work as a team to test & eliminate bugs as a collective entity. Team testing is made simple & allows devs to progress to beta versioning sooner, which means they can ship faster at less cost. Bugbug even supports parallel testing, which allows users to run multiple tests simultaneously.
Bugbug puts devs in a position to improve their users’ satisfaction & launch bug-free applications cost effectively. The platform offers a free plan, which allows for 1 open source project, but supports unlimited browser testing. Thereafter, there are various paid plans, depending on the number of projects being tested. All plans have a 14 day trial option.
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