Technology enhancements have triggered the evolution of web applications as the needs and demands of users have also evolved. These applications are adapting to the screen, changing the way they interact with the user and are more demanding in terms of security, accessibility, stability and resilience. The user has now increased its technological awareness as a result of his exposure.
Learn about the top-level insights and results that came from Bitrise's Mobile DevOps Assessment: Read the key insights from the survey.
This is Part 4 of the Requirement Gathering Blog series by Rahul Parwal where we explore more on Exploring Requirements. We’d like to thank him for sharing his expertise with the community through this information-packed piece. As a tester, being involved in the ideation stage is crucial in ensuring that the testing issues that may arise later on due to false assumptions are addressed early.
API testing has many moving parts, and in this post you'll be presented with the 5 most essential tools and methodologies.
As an API provider, you probably picture bringing in some type of revenue as part of your API business model. When you first begin the journey of monetizing your API product, you’ll likely find that the complexities of monetization run deep. Much of the time, solving this problem extends beyond the capabilities of a typical API gateway or API management platform.
API testing is essential to ensure that APIs are functionally correct and reliable. This article aims to introduce performance testing for APIs.
Test case design techniques are the key to planning, designing, and implementing tests for software applications. These techniques involve various steps that aim to ensure the effectiveness of test cases in uncovering bugs or other defects in software programs. This blog post will review all these techniques, including their pros and cons and when to use them.
A well-written test suite is a big part of any successful application. But let's say you rely on an external dependency for some parts of your app (for example, an external API for fetching user information). It then becomes important to mock that dependency in the test suite to prevent external API calls during testing or to test specific behavior. Several frameworks help reduce the boilerplate and make mocking safe for Elixir tests.
