TechBeacon Testing

DECEMBER 6, 2018

If you're a tester and you think you need to get up to speed on coding to become a test automation engineer, you're on the right track. But don't just learn to code. Instead, start by learning about source control, a methodology for tracking and managing changes to your code.

Testing 58

Testing Speed Code Engineering 58

Tim Kadlec

DECEMBER 6, 2018

By now, I have to be on record at least a few thousand times in saying that WebPageTest.org is an absurdly valuable tool. Pat gave the performance community an incredible gift by building it and making it available to the broader community for free. I spend a lot of time in WebPageTest. A lot of time. A while back, I made myself a little Alfred (like Spotlight but significantly more powerful and useful) workflow to make it easy for me to fire off a test quickly.

Testing 40

Testing Network Availability Performance 40

ACM Sigarch

DECEMBER 6, 2018

The tremendous growth in visual computing is fueled by the rapid increase in deployment of visual sensing (e.g. cameras) in many usages ranging from digital security/surveillance and automated retail (e.g. smart cameras & analytics) to interactive/immersive environments and autonomous driving (e.g. interactive AR/VR, gaming and critical decision making).

Wireless 54

Wireless IoT Analytics Architecture 54

KeyCDN

DECEMBER 6, 2018

Git is the go-to version control tool for most software developers because it allows them to efficiently manage their source code and track file changes while working with a large team. In fact, Git has so many uses that memorizing its various commands can be a daunting task, which is why we’ve created this git cheat sheet. This guide includes an introduction to Git, a glossary of terms and lists of commonly used Git commands.

Best Practices 58

Best Practices Open Source Cache Systems 58