Corporations are embracing their role as change agents in a world marked by environmental challenges and the demand for sustainable practices. Sustainable IT has emerged as a crucial enabler of environmental stewardship and responsible business practices.
As a software project ends, every tester must check the effectiveness of the testing process to gain insights into the areas of improvement. So, QAs create a Test Closure Report. It includes all the test data, such as test cases, test plans, test suites, and other testing-related information for future reference. With this report, the test insights are recovered, making reviewing the testing process easier and identifying improvement areas in future projects.
In the ever-evolving world of software testing, functional testing plays a crucial role in ensuring the quality and reliability of software applications. It helps to verify that the software is working as intended and meets the needs of the end users.
Generative AI in software testing is an advanced approach that augments human testers to make the testing process faster and more efficient while improving the quality of the software test results. At Testlio, we use artificial intelligence in software testing to assist expert QA testing managers in new test creation, faster test case refactoring, and creating issue reports with significantly fewer errors. In essence, generative AI helps enhance human performance.
The Grafana k6 browser module simulates how users interact with a browser page and collects web performance metrics about the interaction. Since launching the module in 2021, we're frequently asked how it compares to Google Lighthouse as a tool to measure web page performance. This blog post compares k6 browser and Google Lighthouse from various perspectives.
Chat Generative Pre-Trained Transformer (ChatGPT) is a pre-trained AI bot that can chat with you and generate relevant natural language text in response to your input text. The most impressive aspect of this software is that it promptly provides clear and concise information. Financial institutions, payment gateways, and processors securely process payment transactions.
Test engineers may recall the fateful day when they confidently deployed the latest version of their application after their functional UI test suite gave the green light. But within hours, bug reports began detailing a mysterious UI element missing for some users but appearing for others. The culprit: a poorly written CSS media query invisible to your test suite.
