Wed.Aug 28, 2019

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Testing Code With REST Calls Made Easy

DZone

Introduction. These days, our code frequently has to reach out to a remote server as part of its job, usually consuming an API or some other service. Frequently, our code communicates with these remote services in a RESTful manner.

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How to get the answers you deserve using the three pillars of observability

Dynatrace

Dynatrace news. In software, observability refers to telemetry produced by services. Observability is divided into three major verticals—metrics, logs, and distributed traces—the so-called three pillars of observability. Thanks to projects such as OpenTelemetry , which promotes the standardization of data collection, and W3C trace-context , built-in telemetry will soon become a must-have feature of cloud-native software.

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14 Ways In Which Cross-Browser Testing Ensures A Better UX

DZone

A customer who is visiting your website from Google Chrome may have a different user experience than a customer who is visiting your website from Safari, Mozilla Firefox, or any other browser. But wait, there is more! Rendering engines not only differ from one browser to another, but they also differ from one browser version to another. Meaning, Google Chrome 72 may render a website differently than Google Chrome 65.

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Modern applications at AWS

All Things Distributed

Innovation has always been part of the Amazon DNA, but about 20 years ago, we went through a radical transformation with the goal of making our iterative process—" invent, launch, reinvent, relaunch, start over, rinse, repeat, again and again "—even faster. The changes we made affected both how we built applications and how we organized our company.

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Handling Content Versioning in Your CMS: Exploring TimeMachine

DZone

The demand for content is at an all-time high. According to the International Data Corporation , the digital universe is doubling in size every two years and is expected to reach 44 trillion gigabytes by 2020. This meteoric growth is being fueled by increasing consumer demand for digital experiences in places where we never once imagined them. On our kitchen counters, in university dorm rooms , in retail outlets, and at live events.

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Bringing DevOps to the Database

Baron Schwartz

Most teams find it hard to “do DevOps” in the DB for several reasons. This talk summarizes what I’ve learned over the last decade, studying teams that succeeded as well as those that tried. I’ve distilled it all into concrete, practical steps you can take to improve. Databases are special because they’re stateful, and DevOps reflects this: in practice, databases are a lot harder to “DevOps” (as a verb) than other parts of the stack.

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3 frameworks that make UI testing more resilient

TechBeacon Testing

One of the biggest problems with test automation on any platform or operating system is synchronizing test automation interactions with the user interface (UI). It's challenging to know when the UI is ready for the next automated click.

Testing 50