Have you ever thought how testers test their own codes? Or, the methods put into practice by them to test before releasing code for testing? Well, the simple answer to all these questions is Unit Testing. It is one of the testing techniques and is a component of Test Driven Development (TDD). Using this technique, we can test independent methods, modules, interfaces and validate if it has any

Developers and testers are tasked with releasing software in short cycles. This demands continuous development and testing. This also means software must be developed and tested in tandem to achieve the ideal requirement. But not all parts of the software can be developed and tested simultaneously. Some components may not be ready yet or even accessible on time to enable continuous development

How it all started? The current test automation world is undergoing a sea change. Unlike today, earlier, there was no accuracy and back then ‘test harness’ was missing due to the lack of an integrated management system in place. But, in the current trend, where new gadgets and devices are coming up every day and with users accessing your website or applications from a variety of devices, real app

The world of business is always changing. Customers are expecting continuous services from business applications. If any business application is down even for few minutes, it is not only a loss for the business, but also the customers lose trust in such companies.

Irrespective of the scope, every project should follow a sequence of actions to be controlled and managed. A typical project management process includes the following phases to achieve specific tasks & these phases define the project management lifecycle:

Automation, automation and automation. In this fast-paced IT environment, everyone is looking out for solutions that are faster, economical, accurate and provide quick ROI. Everyone is rushing for digital workforce transformation as it has become inevitable. Over the years, the manufacturing industry has witnessed increased reliability on robots to perform tasks that are mundane, rule based and

Performance Testing of any application involves identifying bottlenecks related to infrastructure, network, code level issues and server resource utilization among others. A continuous and thorough monitoring of all the above aspects will not only help in identifying reasons for performance bottlenecks but also assist in performance engineering of the application providing insights into code

Prerequisite: Knowledge on vCenter and deployment procedures.

More than a decade ago, most of the organizations opted for commercial tools like QTP, Silk Test etc. to automate the applications. But with the rise of agile methodologies and with the ever-increasing importance of continuous development & continuous integration, and with the availability of matured open source tools having a terrific supporting eco-system, they have unarguably become a viable

If we test the mobile applications the same way we test the traditional web applications, it will surely lead to many performance issues when real world users access the application. This is potentially because the user experience on mobile applications is affected altogether by some unique factors when compared to the web applications. Hence the strategy for mobile performance testing should be