Welcome, Fellow Software buffs! Have you ever wondered how to convert those vexing user stories into valuable and efficient test cases? Look no further! since we’ll dive into the fascinating field of user stories in testing today! When following agile methodology for software development, user stories will be the basis for your work.

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.

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.

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.

There are many different ways to deploy Kong Gateway. In this post, Viktor Gamov (Principal Developer Advocate at Kong) walks through the four most popular ways. Depending on your particular use case, you may find that one or more of these is a good fit. Let’s get started!

Artificial intelligence (AI) is the revolutionary technology that powers assistants like Siri and Alexa, self-driving cars, and personalized recommendations on shopping websites. And it’s safe to say that the AI revolution is continuing to gain momentum across industries and the public sector. AI can be particularly transformative in government procurement, streamlining the acquisition process to save time and money.

Ecto can be considered the standard database wrapper and query generator for Elixir, enabling developers to interact with databases efficiently. However, inefficient queries or misconfigurations still can (and will) happen. Addressing these issues is crucial for a smooth user experience.