DZone

MAY 18, 2020

Do you like to stay in the know about the most up-and-coming software testing tools? These days our team has been buzzing about plenty of tools we’ve come across, hosting tutorials and internal chats to share knowledge about them with one another and we figured we’d share them with you in this article!

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TechBeacon Testing

MAY 18, 2020

One major roadblock that prevents teams from successfully maturing their performance efforts is a lack of training. Sometimes, just knowing where to start can be a challenge.

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DZone

MAY 18, 2020

Without a doubt, automated browser testing has transformed the way software development works. If it wasn’t for Selenium, we wouldn’t be able to use such a wide array of bug-free web apps as we do. But sometimes, even the IT sector misunderstands the term automation. Most people assume that the computer is going to accomplish all the testing for them!

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DZone

MAY 18, 2020

Today I want to talk about my experience working on solve performance issues in the systems. In several years working as a software developer I have faced performance issues several times, and I want to share some tips about this topic. In my opinion, to solve a performance problem you need all your focus on THE PROBLEM , you need as much information about it as you can get.

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DZone

MAY 18, 2020

Spending on cloud services is expected to grow to $266.4 billion this year, according to Gartner. More markets are depending on the cloud to deliver their technology services, which puts increasing pressure on data centers and their staff to keep things running smoothly. Everyone notices an outage. What people don’t see is all the work going on behind the scenes to fix those outages.

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DZone

MAY 18, 2020

The most popular design pattern used in web UI test codebases is the Page Object Model (POM) design pattern. This pattern suggests modeling a class to represent a single page of your system under test. Using this model, the class would contain properties that represent the elements of the UI page and methods that interact with these elements. Given this is the Login Page of our application, let’s discuss tips for building a class using POM.

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