Finaly, here is a blog in support of all those who feel writing unit test cases is a sheer waste of time.. or is it?? Lets see.. Below are few of the reasons: 1.) You are Neo (from The Matrix) , the ‘chosen one’ You can see the code getting executed as green binaries. You [...]
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Few days back I encountered a situation in my project, where we had to test a web service to which we were not having access to since it was at client’s side. So, we decided to create a simulation or approximation of the Web Service before the actual Web Service by using the SOAP Service [...]
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There is no point explaining, how efficient ‘Automation’ is for a Product Testing. Now imagine ‘icing on the cake’, when parallel testing is introduced along with it. I will showcase how Parallel testing could reduce time and effort, and the same time run the test cases parallel on multiple machines ,operating systems and browsers in [...]
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The Apache JMeter™ desktop application is open source software, a 100% pure Java application designed to load test functional behavior and measure performance. It was originally designed for testing Web Applications but has since expanded to other test functions. The post can be broadly classified in 3 parts.. Who, When and How. Who covers the [...]
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Design Thinking for Software Development Thinking like a designer can transform the way you develop products, services, processes – and even strategies. – Tim Brown After getting high on Design Thinking knowledge @ Agile NCR 2013 , I decided to dive a little further into this to, of course, acquire the knowledge and perspective. [...]
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