You developed your software and went through all the rigorous testing processes, and now you’re wondering, “What’s next?” This is where beta testing comes in.

Did you know that users worldwide downloaded approximately 77 billion mobile apps in 2023? With the rise of global digital markets and a growing smartphone user base, making your app stand out requires more than great functionality. It demands cultural relevance and linguistic accuracy. Global app developers must ensure their app is accessible to all types of users regardless of language and location. However, successfully adapting a product to a different language and locale can be challenging.

Businesses today face constant pressure to stay competitive, agile, and efficient. One of the key strategies for achieving these goals is migrating to SAP S/4HANA, the latest enterprise resource planning (ERP) suite from SAP. The SAP HANA migration is more than just a technical upgrade; it’s a strategic move that can transform your business operations. Here’s why transitioning to SAP S/4HANA is essential and the potential risks of delaying this crucial step.

I’m excited to announce that Tricentis has acquired SeaLights, a SaaS-based, AI-powered software quality intelligence platform. This acquisition extends Tricentis’ quality intelligence capabilities to deliver unparalleled visibility and insights throughout the CI/CD pipeline for a wide array of applications and environments, including Java, JavaScript, C#, .Net Core, and more.

Selenium is widely loved by web testers around the world thanks to its versatility and simplicity. Testing with Selenium is quite straightforward, which is why it is commonly used for people who want to go from manual to automation testing. In this article, we will show you how to write Selenium test cases the right way.

If you'd like to carry out load tests in a simple way, benefit from a simplified configuration with a focus on writing your test plan and its test typology, have the opportunity to monitor through detailed dashboards, store your metrics, and also mock one or several services: you are at the right place! With this kind of configuration you will be able to make shift-left performance testing as well!