Abstract: In one aspect, a computerized method useful for automated software testing comprising: writing a test suite in a human-readable language; implementing an Artificial Intelligent (AI) process test suite; and creating a set of scripts, data, and execute tests.

Abstract: In one aspect, a computerized method useful for automated software testing comprising: writing a test suite in a human-readable language; implementing an Artificial Intelligent (AI) process test suite; and creating a set of scripts, data, and execute tests.

Abstract: Described are methods and corresponding systems for generating and using selectors during web development. In some implementations, one or more natural language statements are obtained as input to a software application, for example, a web browser extension. The one or more input statements are analyzed, using natural language processing, to identify a first web element of a webpage and an action to be performed with respect to the first web element. A selector is then generated based on one or more attributes of the first web element. The selector operates as an address of the first web element and can, for example, be an XPath or CSS selector. To provide a user with access to the selector, the selector can be displayed on a user interface and/or saved to an output file. In some instances, the selector is generated as part of program code executable to perform the action.

Abstract: In one aspect, a computerized method useful for automated software testing comprising: writing a test suite in a human-readable language; implementing an Artificial Intelligent (AI) process test suite; and creating a set of scripts, data, and execute tests.

Abstract: In one aspect, a computerized method useful for installing and managing a DevTool web-browser extension comprising: determining a web element selector using the DevTool web-browser extension; performing a specified action on a specified web element, wherein an address of the webpage element is ascertained using the specified selector output; with the DevTool web-browser extension, generating the address for specified web element automatically with a single click operation from a user into the web browser; with the address, generating a relative XPath selector, an absolute XPath selector ora Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) selector; and utilizing the DevTool web-browser extension as an editor tool for the relative XPath selector, the absolute XPath selector orthe CSSs selector.

Abstract: In one aspect, a computerized method useful for automated software testing comprising: writing a test suite in a human-readable language; implementing an Artificial Intelligent (AI) process test suite; and creating a set of scripts, data, and execute tests.

Abstract: Methods and apparatus are described for testing the operation of a software application in a manner that reproduces the conditions under which the application operates. Semi-autonomous virtual testing software agents are deployed to the remote cloud computing infrastructure of each geographic region of interest. Each software agent has its own “personality” that includes its geolocation, along with the device types, operating systems, and (in the case of web applications) browser types with which the application is expected to operate in each geographic region.

Abstract: In one aspect, a computerized method useful for installing and managing a DevTool web-browser extension comprising: determining a web element selector using the DevTool web-browser extension; performing a specified action on a specified web element, wherein an address of the webpage element is ascertained using the specified selector output; with the DevTool web-browser extension, generating the address for specified web element automatically with a single click operation from a user into the web browser; with the address, generating a relative XPath selector, an absolute XPath selector or a Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) selector; and utilizing the DevTool web-browser extension as an editor tool for the relative XPath selector, the absolute XPath selector or the CSSs selector.

Abstract: Transaction data is received from an agent instrumented on a first one of a plurality of software components in a system, the transaction data identifying characteristics observed by the agent during monitoring of the first software component during a transaction involving the first software component and a second one of the plurality of software components. A second thread running on the second software component is identified that is at least partially dependent on a first thread run on the first software component during the transaction, the second thread corresponding to code of the second software component with a conditional breakpoint defined to be triggered based on when the second thread falls within a defined transaction boundary for the system. From the transaction data, it can be determined that the second thread falls within the transaction boundary to cause the conditional breakpoint to be triggered.

Abstract: Transaction data is received from an agent instrumented on a first one of a plurality of software components in a system, the transaction data identifying characteristics observed by the agent during monitoring of the first software component during a transaction involving the first software component and a second one of the plurality of software components. A second thread running on the second software component is identified that is at least partially dependent on a first thread run on the first software component during the transaction, the second thread corresponding to code of the second software component with a conditional breakpoint defined to be triggered based on when the second thread falls within a defined transaction boundary for the system. From the transaction data, it can be determined that the second thread falls within the transaction boundary to cause the conditional breakpoint to be triggered.