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You’ve put a lot of work into getting traffic to your site and conversions are low. The good news is you’re not alone—many businesses have the same problem. The even better news is there are proven ways to increase your conversion rate and get more from your website. Conversion Rate Optimization (CRO) testing is the foundation of all of these strategies. Through trial and error of the tools and techniques, the best practice is found and the audience is reached.

NYC, often referred to as Istanbul’s command-line interface (CLI), is a powerful code coverage tool designed specifically for JavaScript testing. It works seamlessly with testing frameworks like Mocha, Jest, and Ava, making it an invaluable resource for developers looking to measure and improve the coverage of their tests. NYC not only tracks how much of your code is covered by your existing test suite but also provides detailed reports that help identify untested parts of your codebase.

As we move into 2025, software testing is not just about identifying defects. Organizations strive for scalability, efficiency, UX, and security to meet modern software engineering practices. The software testing world is transforming at its peak, initiated by innovations, advanced technologies like Artificial intelligence, and higher business expectations.

We’re excited to announce that BugSnag is now officially SmartBear Insight Hub. This evolution reflects the broadening of our capabilities beyond error monitoring to encompass full-stack observability with real-user monitoring, backend performance monitoring, and distributed tracing.

The development of SmartBear API Hub, powered by Swagger, represents a significant advancement in how teams manage, test, and optimize API workflows. Our journey to create a cohesive, unified suite – API Hub – required integrating standalone products into a single, robust ecosystem, establishing a seamless user experience that bridges workflows across each product.

I love this quote, though I’m not quite sure if “Jan Houtema” is a real person. It may be a Paul Graham pseudonym… But in any case, yes, change breaks brittle things and one of the challenges of automated browser testing is to mitigate that effect as much as possible while you design tests for an ever-changing application.