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What Is Low Code Testing? Benefits, Tools & Real Use Cases Explained

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  Test automation was designed to help QA teams cut down on repetitive manual work and test faster. While it served its purpose, as apps grew more complex, there came issues like heavy dependence on skilled testers, lengthy test framework setup times, and constant effort of maintaining fragile scripts. That’s when low-code testing started getting traction, so much so that today, the global market for low code testing platforms, which was $1.2 billion in 2024, is expected to reach $7.8 billion by 2033. In this blog, we’ll see in detail what low-code automation is, its components, process, limitations, and best practices. Build robust end-to-end test automation without heavy scripting via TestGrid. Request a free trial. What Is Low Code Testing? Low-code testing is a method of testing your software or application through visual interfaces. Rather than writing your test scripts in code, you describe, record, or model what you need to test, and the testing tool automatically converts t...
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Generate Test Cases from JIRA Stories with CoTester AI Faster

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  How much time does your team spend turning one JIRA story into test cases? Here’s what probably happens: you read the requirements, check acceptance criteria, think through validations, write positive and negative scenarios, and format everything for execution. But across a sprint, that work adds up to hours your team isn’t spending on actual test execution and exploratory testing. The problem gets worse when the JIRA story is incomplete. Missing business rules or unclear acceptance criteria create gaps in test coverage before testing even begins, and you don’t even come to know they exist until something breaks in production. The good news is AI has the potential to change that equation entirely. In this blog, we’ll explore how to generate test cases from JIRA stories using it. We’ll also analyze how tools like CoTester can make that process faster and more reliable. Want to skip straight to seeing it in action? Let’s get started. Before You Generate Test Cases, Check the JIRA S...
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Playwright vs Selenium vs Cypress: Detailed Comparison

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  Playwright, Selenium, and Cypress are all popular names in the test automation space, and each has its unique capabilities, limitations, and ideal use cases. That’s probably why we have often seen QA teams get confused about which of these automation tools is apt for their product, test setup, and team. A  report  shows that the automation testing market can touch $84.22 billion by 2034 from $20.60 billion in 2025. This growth signals that it’s more important than ever to invest in the right automation tool. In this blog, we will compare Playwright vs Selenium vs Cypress in detail, so you know which one to go for. For scalable end-to-end test automation, request a free trial of TestGrid. What Is Playwright? Playwright is one of the best open source  test automation tools , which helps you perform end-to-end testing on major modern browsers like Chromium, Firefox, and WebKit, as well as operating systems like Linux, Windows, and macOS. Playwright...
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