Thu.Nov 21, 2019

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Your Guide to Automated Testing [Article and Tutorials]

DZone

It's time to automate you testing process! What Is Automated Testing? DZone Refcard: Automated Testing: Improving Application Speed and Quality — Learn more about mobile testing in Kotlin, go beyond what Selenium provides for web application testing, and take a deep dive into trends such as Behavioral-Driven Development and Visual Regression. Getting Started With Automated Testing by Jason Simon — A breakdown of all the information about Automated Testing into more digestible pieces to make it e

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Search Console Speed Report: everything you need to know

Dareboost

One year after the Speed Update has been released, Google has launched a brand new Speed Report within the Search Console. The Speed Report is using the Chrome UX Report data to highlight the slow pages of your website.

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How Does JVM Handle Polymorphism Internally

DZone

How does JVM handle Polymorphism. You may also like: Everything About Method Overloading vs. Method Overriding. In my previous article, Everything About Method Overloading vs. Method Overriding , I discussed method overloading and overriding, their rules and differences. In this article, we will see How Does JVM Handle Method Overloading And Overriding Internally, how JVM identifies which method should get called.

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Why you should care about robotic process automation

O'Reilly

In a classic 1983 paper , cognitive psychologist Lisanne Bainbridge drew attention to a curious irony: so-called “automated” systems were, in practice, usually attended by one or more human operators. The more advanced the system, she observed, “the more crucial…the contribution of the human operator.” Bainbridge believed that automation designers were in denial about this, however.

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Why Test Your Web-Apps on Older Versions of Chrome?

DZone

Testing on Google Chrome is necessary for any app-designer. Internet usage has constantly exploded in the past decade and continues to grow every single day. Currently, global Internet traffic counts to a whopping 4.3 billion users. In the early days of the Internet, we hardly had a couple of browsers to choose from like Netscape (now known as Firefox), and Internet Explorer.

Testing 100
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PlanAlyzer: assessing threats to the validity of online experiments

The Morning Paper

PlanAlyzer: assessing threats to the validity of online experiments Tosch et al., OOPSLA’19. It’s easy to make experimental design mistakes that invalidate your online controlled experiments. At an organisation like Facebook (who kindly supplied the corpus of experiments used in this study), the state of art is to have a pool of experts carefully review all experiments.

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WebPageTest Scripting: Examples for advanced speed testing scenarios

MachMetrics

When most people test their site speed, they test a single, static page. That works well for testing home pages, or product pages – but what about a checkout process? Or a page that’s protected behind a login? How do you test more complex, multi-step processes? Luckily WebPageTest (and thus MachMetrics) offers scripting functionality that allows you to create these specific, multi-step tests that can be useful in certain situations such as: Testing a page that is only accessible afte

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