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Design Your Ideal Business Process-And Your Dream Vacation Itinerary

In the first of this three-part blog series, Discover, Design and Automate Your Way to Business Agility, Speed, and. . . the Caribbean?, we introduced similarities between vacation planning and moving your business through digital transformation. In part 1, we explored the discovery phase: finding out how process mining helps identify bottlenecks and inefficiencies in your business processes so you can optimize and automate with agility and speed.

A HAR file: Pro Tips for Developers

A HAR file is a breakdown of timings that help you better understand how your site gets built. The standard includes timings for DNS, objects, and connections, among others. These values are stored as JSON documents in a file called a.har. In practice, reading.har files can be complicated, but there are ways to make sense of the data for your particular web page or domain.

Low-Code and No-Code Solutions to Build Your Business

Advancements in technology pushed new entrepreneurs to be more adaptable for their businesses to grow. Unfortunately, further developments could be hindered by the talent deficit plaguing the corporate world. According to a recent survey from management consulting company McKinsey, 87 percent of executives worldwide said they are experiencing skills gap problems in the workforce.

Updates from Bugfender, Q2 2022

We are pleased to say that Bugfender is now officially ISO 27001 certified: our code is developed following Secure Development Life Cycle, the code is reviewed manually and using automated tools, and we perform penetration tests, following the industry’s best practices. We have an incident response process, we perform employee background checks, training, supplier vetting, etc.

Smoke Testing 101 for Software Applications

Smoke testing is the practice of running a small set of tests to ensure the basic functionalities of an application or website are working before moving on to other, more comprehensive types of software testing. For smoke testing to be the most effective, it needs to be completed very quickly so that developers can get fast feedback about the stability of the new build.