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If Agile development had a relationship status, it would have been it’s complicated. Where agile offers a numerous advantages like faster go to market, faster ROI, faster customer support, reduced risks, constant improvement etc, some very difficult challenges also follow. Out of those one of the major one is the headache of maintaining a proper balance between sprint development and iterative testing. To be precise agile development and regression testing.

The emergence of unique frameworks with each of them having distinct characteristic advantages has caused a rift in our wonderful JavaScript community. Developers advocating for their favorites as the golden era of technological wonder has started, the sun has set for the outdated libraries. Amidst all this chaos comes a very irritating question as to which framework is the best, to which the answer is all of them. While there are countless alternatives to the libraries, the important thing is to understand your requirements and then consider choosing.

Software testing, over the time, has evolved as an important domain in computer science. There is no denying the fact that developing a new software from scratch requires significant efforts but an even greater amount of effort goes into detecting ‘faults’ in an already written piece. Analyzing the code line-by-line can be cumbersome. These faults, known as ‘bugs’, in the language of computers can give any developer some sleepless nights.

Whether you are a businessman, or a blogger, or you have just launched your online portal for your next venture, it’s important to know how your website is behaving across all browsers and platforms. When you put so much money for the online presence you would want to know whether that amount is getting you something or not.

Most of the mainstream browsers offer solution to debug web issues, be it minor CSS tweaks, checking performance logs, console errors or issues in scripting. But the problem arises when a website works perfectly in desktop, but causes major errors in Android device. The answer is remote debugging, which will enable you to connect the android device to your workstation via a USB cable and debug your mobile webpage on your desktop.