We're delighted to unveil Choreo TestGPT, Choreo's innovative approach to API testing powered by Generative Pre-trained Transformer (GPT) 3.5 large language model (LLM) from Azure OpenAI. This allows users to test APIs running or proxied via Choreo using natural language, serving as a complementary tool to traditional testing methods. It offers a convenient way to quickly test endpoints without delving deeply into API specifications or crafting intricate JSON payloads.
Business process management (BPM) can help organizations in any industry streamline processes in any department. Even though the discipline has been around for years, the benefits of BPM are as real as ever. In the short term, organizations can use BPM to decrease costs and improve efficiency, which can lead to more revenue and faster growth. In the long run, a strong BPM practice helps organizations create and maintain competitive advantage by improving their agility.
In Bash scripting, nested loops are similar to having a powerful tool for handling complex data processing tasks. They allow you to navigate through layers of data effortlessly, automating repetitive operations and increasing your workflow efficiency. Nested loops are the versatile tools you can rely on, to get the job done. They bring order to complexity and automation to your workflow.
It was in 2015 that Google first developed gRPC as an extension of RPC(Remote Procedure Call) to link all its microservices. It was a closed tool operated only in their infrastructure then, but later, they opened it to the public, and gRPC has grown since then with community support. Now, it’s part of the CNFC project.
JavaScript has become an essential programming language for web developers. It is used to develop complex web applications with dynamic and interactive features. However, debugging and troubleshooting JavaScript code can be a daunting task, especially when the codebase is large. This is where JavaScript Source Maps come in handy. They provide a way to map the minified or transpiled code back to its original source code, making it easier to debug and troubleshoot issues.
