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Branch by Abstraction | Microservices 101

The Branch by Abstraction Pattern is a method of trunk-based development. Rather than modifying the code in a separate branch, and merging the results when finished, the idea is to make modifications in the main branch. An abstraction layer is used to ""branch"" the code along an old and new path. This approach has some key advantages, especially when decomposing a monolith.

How to use generative AI for exploratory testing? (With examples)

Generative AI is bringing a new era of “convenience” with ChatGPT, from OpenAI, taking center stage in our daily lives. From aiding in solving complex problems to generating content, this large language model has become a helpful companion for various testing-related tasks. As generative AI is becoming increasingly present in our daily lives, we should understand how to use it and account for its limitations.

Six Key Predictions for Artificial Intelligence in the Enterprise

As we head into 2024, AI continues to evolve at breakneck speed. The adoption of AI in large organizations is no longer a matter of “if,” but “how fast.” Companies have realized that harnessing the power of AI is not only a competitive advantage but also a necessity for staying relevant in today’s dynamic market. In this blog post, we’ll look at AI within the enterprise and outline six key predictions for the coming year.

Set Analysis Redux: Do More with Qlik Episode 47

Set analysis in Qlik is a powerful data filtering and aggregation technique that allows users to create custom data subsets for analysis. It enables users to define complex criteria, known as set expressions, to isolate specific data points or dimensions within their Qlik applications. This feature is instrumental in performing advanced data manipulation, and it just got even easier with Qlik’s new AI enhancements.

Understand Mobile App Testing: A Starter Kit For App Devs

In the 21st century, practically all technological innovation on the planet has been channeled into the mobile phone. The first generation of mobile phones simply allowed you to make calls, store numbers and play rudimentary games (some of which, like Snake, didn’t even have an end sequence because the designers didn’t think anyone would complete them). Today mobile phones are computers in our pocket, allowing us to shop, date, stream videos, buy food, order cabs and find our way around.

Building Impenetrable Cybersecurity for Your Mobile Banking App

Mobile banking has become integral to our daily lives, offering unparalleled convenience and accessibility. However, as the usage of mobile banking apps continues to grow, so do the threats from cybercriminals. In a world where personal and financial data is at risk, mobile banking apps must prioritize security. In August 2021, US-based T-Mobile experienced a cyberattack where a 21-year-old stole data from approximately 50 million current customers and potential prospects.