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Accelerate your Gradle builds with Gradle Config Cache

There’s a major enhancement for Android developers on Bitrise: our Gradle Config Cache integration is now available to dramatically reduce your build times and make your CI/CD workflows faster and more efficient. This feature is exclusively available as part of Bitrise Build Cache and brings together the best of Gradle and Bitrise to cut down those frustrating waits.

What is Stale Element Reference Exception in Selenium (and How to Handle It?)

Selenium is a popular web automation tool used to interact with web elements, analyze user actions, and test web applications. However, one of the most common challenges when using Selenium is dealing with the StaleElementReferenceException. This exception can occur when Selenium attempts to interact with an element that is no longer available or has been removed from the DOM (Document Object Model).

Could RTE blind spots be compromising your web app's performance?

In today’s fast-paced digital world, delivering seamless and efficient web application performance is non-negotiable. But there’s a major area that is often overlooked in performance engineering: remote terminal emulation (RTE). For organizations relying on mainframes or other legacy, terminal-based systems, blind spots in performance testing can introduce vulnerabilities that compromise the front-end web processes that rely on them.

Get Clear Insights with Sourcemaps Using N|Solid CPU Profiles

When debugging performance issues in a Node.js application, CPU profiles play a crucial role in identifying bottlenecks. However, if your code is transpiled or minified, analyzing these profiles can be a challenge. This is where sourcemaps in N|Solid come in, helping you trace your code back to its original form for more meaningful insights.

Bridging the Data Divide: How Confluent and Databricks Are Unlocking Real-Time AI

We’re excited to announce an expanded partnership between Confluent and Databricks to dramatically simplify the integration between analytical and operational systems. This is particularly important as enterprises want to shorten the deployment time of AI and real-time data applications. This partnership enables those enterprises to spend less time fussing over siloed data and governance and more time creating value for their customers.

Understanding the Action Class in Selenium and How to Handle It?

While Selenium WebDriver provides essential functions like clicking elements and sending text, there are situations where more advanced functions are needed. The Action Class in Selenium is an advanced feature in the Selenium WebDriver that provides an API for performing complex user interactions like mouse movements, keyboard inputs, drag and drop, and other keyboard and mouse actions.