In today’s software world, testing is an inevitable part of the process, but if you’re new to it, it can be hard to know where to begin. The following guide will provide you with a basic understanding of some of the most frequently used terms and how they can be applied to your work. It will also have some tips that will help you improve your software testing efforts. Table Of Contents.
Developers work to create responsive websites in an ongoing effort to deliver improved performance across mobile platforms. However, developers might encounter numerous difficulties, such as a specific rendering issue related to responsive designs. Therefore, every contemporary web browser comes with a complete set of developer tools for evaluating the functionality and alignment of elements.
The point at which information and design of website adjust to offer optimal user experience is known as the breakpoint in a responsive design. Breakpoints can be defined in CSS primarily as pixel values by developers and designers. However, selecting a strategy for adding a breakpoint might be challenging. There isn’t a single guideline or syntax that all frameworks must follow. To ensure responsiveness, you can utilize a media query.
Lately, in this Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery (CI/CD) domain, containerization has gained a lot of popularity. Implementing containerization was mainly focused on the development phase. In the recent past, the use of containerization for testing has been gaining prominence as it helps resolve a lot of test environment related issues. In this blog, you will learn how to integrate Docker and Selenium technologies to perform more effective and hassle-free tests. Table Of Contents.
This is not just a blog which tells you to add few things to your already existing big list of tasks, in turn it helps you to make the Testing easy and do it in a smart way. I can say, Chrome Extensions are the wealth of software Testers which makes our lives easier and helps us to do smart work. They help us to add more functionality to the browser and helps us to ease the work, and get it done in a very short time.
One of the most critical components of software development is test data! Without test data, it’s just not possible to deliver any software that meets customer’s expectations. Test data ensures software’s security, integrity, and compliance. Since it plays a crucial role, it’s important to have an appropriate framework to handle it. That’s why we have crafted this post for you, listing the best test data management tools.
A software development life cycle has expanded with multiple additions in the past years. As the complexities of the software have grown, so has the method of developing, testing, and releasing it to the end-users. Starting with automating testing and then moving on to development, a need to automate the process between these two helped speed things up faster and do a lot of the heavy stuff automatically.
DevOps is a practice where the development and operations teams come together to work. This helps them to scale and accelerate the delivery of a product. These teams use the best DevOps platforms and tools to implement DevOps practices. Such platforms and tools help them to adopt automation, infrastructure as a code, continuous integration, and testing to achieve remarkable results.
In today’s world, mobile applications are essential for any business to thrive, and almost all developed products offer web and mobile support. This has made mobile application testing an integral part of the QA life cycle, and adding to it. The onus is on the test automation engineers to develop an E2E automation suite for mobile application testing. In this blog, I will explain how test automation engineers can start using Appium to automate mobile applications developed using Flutter.
Automation testing is the name you hear from almost all software engineers. Ever wondered why? This is because of the versatility of automating the test cases across multiple OS platforms, browsers, and browser versions. Though Selenium is the most widely used tool, there are other testing frameworks that has almost similar features as Selenium. Also, iOS is the widely used operating system as it gives an edge over Android by offering better synchronization between hardware and software.
