Compare Ranorex vs Cypress.io

Summary

Ranorex makes it easier and quicker to test desktop, web and mobile applications, all using a single license. You can either automate tests using a Windows desktop computer and then run them locally or remotely, via Android or iOS devices, or via emulators and simulators. These tests can also be run in parallel across different browsers, including Chrome, Safari, Microsoft Edge, and Firefox. By using Ranorex, you can build and deploy these automated tests without having to write any code or without needing any programming expertise. Ranorex also allows you to get an overview of the results of the tests as well as the test execution flow, with screenshots, pie charts, and error logs that can be analyzed by a variety of roles including project managers, testers, and developers. With Ranorex, you can resolve issues with unstable tests and improve the quality of your applications much quicker. ..show more

Cypress.io is an automatic testing tool that enables its users to test a browser more efficiently and reliably. The software works on any front end framework or website and focuses on doing end-to-end testing. Users can debug directly from familiar tools such as Chrome DevTools as readable errors, and stack traces of the software makes debugging very fast. Cypress.io takes snapshots as the tests run, enabling the user to simply hover over commands in the command log to track and analyze what happened at each step. The software automatically reloads whenever changes are made to the test. Moreover, one can watch how the commands are executed in real-time through this app. It eliminates the user’s need to add wait times or sleeps to the tests as the software automatically waits for commands and assertions before moving on. Users can verify and control the behavior of functions, server responses, or timers. The architecture of the software does not use Selenium or WebDriver and provides its users with consistent, fast, and reliable tests that are flake-free. ..show more

Access Control Defines application access to various users. Includes role-based system that controls options to be displayed to different users based on their role

Bug Tracking Allows the user to capture, report and manage the bugs that occur

Continuous Integration Allows the user to connect the application with existing CI apps

Cross Browser Support Checks for the compatibility of the application across different browsers

Cross Device Testing Checks for the compatibility of the application across different devices such as mobiles, tablets, etc

Debugging An integral part in appplication development that locates and corrects code errors in a computer program

Geo Location Testing Simulates the usability/availability of the application based on user location

Live Web Testing Allows the user to replicate an error or debug apps in real-time

Parallel Testing Allows to run multiple tests simultaneously

Parameterized Testing Allows the user to test by giving predefined parameters.

Reporting and Analysis Provides detailed reports and logs on the tests for analysis

Scheduling Manages and helps to prepare schedules in an appropriate and timely manner

Seamless Integration Allows the user to Integrate new module into their existing pipeline

Test Recorder Allows the user to record the test cases

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