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What is Testing as a Service ( TaaS )?
As companies rush to meet the ever-evolving, customer focused, multi-interface, and technologically complex solutions, software quality and time to market becomes a critical need.
What Everybody Ought to Know About Software Test Management
The effectiveness of Automated Testing wherever applicable in software test processes has been rarely disputed. Automated Testing reduces testing time, identifies bugs faster and facilitates continuous development (CD).
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API Testing and Automation 101: The Essential Guide
API stands for Application Programming Interface. Typically API is used to facilitate the interaction between two different applications by using any means of communication.
Testing your PWA: Progressive Web Application
PWAs or Progressive Web Applications is quite a buzz in tech media. The increased number of mobile users and the App-like experience which it provides contributed a lot to its popularity.
But what is PWA and how is it different from native mobile apps? How PWA’s are developed and what are key points which a tester should keep in mind while testing it?
Automated regression testing ascertains code changes and functionality issues
Automated Regression Testing ascertains code changes and functionality issues. In other words, it is a quality measurement check to discover if new code complies with the old code so that the remaining unmodified code stays unaffected.
Selecting the right application monitoring tools for your business
When it comes time to select the right Application Performance Management (or APM) tools for your business, you need to make sure that you consider all the different aspects of each available package before you employ one.
9-step success formula for small QA teams to switch from manual to automated testing
Do you or your team currently test manually and trying to break into test automation? In this article, we outline how can small QA teams make transition from manual to codeless testing to full fledged automated testing.
Why you can’t ignore test planning in agile?
An agile development process seems too dynamic to have a test plan. Most organisations with agile, specially startups, don’t take the documented approach for testing. So, are they losing on something?
