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Gartner Data & Analytics Summit: Building data fluency with AI-Powered Analytics

It’s that time of the year again! I’m still buzzing about this year’s Showfloor Showdown at Gartner Data & Analytics Summit in London, where I had the opportunity to showcase ThoughtSpot's AI-Powered Analytics. In the spirit of facilitating a side-by-side comparison, we were all invited to look at global flooding and weather station data, analyze the variables affecting these natural disasters, and present key findings to the crowd.

What Is Application Security? AppSec + AppSec Tools Overview

Application Security (AppSec) is essential to efficient and effective security measures that help address rising security threats to software applications. Here we discuss the principles of Application Security (AppSec), the best practices to enforce it, and the AppSec tools you should use.

Alpha Testing 101: Everything You Need to Know

As software development cycles evolve, testing remains essential to ensuring high-quality products. Alpha testing it aims to identify bugs and other issues before the product goes to market. But what exactly is alpha testing, and how does it differ from other testing phases? This blog post will start by defining alpha testing and its primary goals, then explore the different types of alpha testing and how to conduct them.

Difference Between Agile and Waterfall Methodologies

Hey there, you can do project management in many different ways. And let me tell you, each has its perks and drawbacks. Two of the most popular methodologies are Agile and Waterfall. The waterfall method was the primary software development approach used by people ever since it was introduced in the 70s. Later, in 2001, people built Agile to address a few of the constraints of Waterfall. Though both have proven to be effective approaches to project management, they differ in several ways.

What is Pilot testing in Software Testing?

As software development becomes increasingly important and complex, understanding the methods and techniques used to ensure quality and reliability in software testing is essential. One such method is Pilot testing! Pilot testing involves testing a limited software version with a small group of users before releasing it to the general public. People often use pilot testing in combination with other testing methods like alpha and beta testing.

What's New in Kong Enterprise 3.3?

We’re excited to announce the general availability of Kong Enterprise 3.3. In this release, we’ve taken significant steps to deliver an enhanced experience for developers by making Kong Enterprise even more enterprise-ready and robust. Additionally, we’ve checked a few important boxes for our customers to easily comply with regulations. In this blog we’re going to cover the following key features we are delivering as part of Kong Enterprise 3.3.

Top 10 Flutter App Development Tools That You Can't Deny Using in 2023!

Mobile apps are spreading their roots around the globe, and taking businesses on this digital platform has become an utmost task to compete in the growing digital market. To keep businesses at pace, one of the most appealing and exceptional frameworks is Flutter. Flutter app development tools enable businesses to choose from various tools for developing an application. Each of these tools is promising for making coding agile and simpler for developers.

Session Based Testing Technique In Software Testing

The Software Testing is key aspect of Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC). Outcome of the product quality depends on how thoroughly software is tested. There are different types of testing techniques. Exploratory testing is one such popular technique where the professional testers perform the testing without any preparation. Tester explores the given functionality and aims to find as many bugs as possible.

Find Element by XPath: A Complete Guide

The browser renders web pages as HTML documents, HTML documents contain a series of HTML elements such as

etc. Automation Testing of web applications requires components of the webpages to be identified uniquely to perform any action on that. Locators or Selectors are used to identify the web elements uniquely on the webpage. The Locators are a series of elements chained with the selector-specific syntaxes.