How to use test_uncaughtException method in green

Production failures in software are one of the most costly and time-consuming challenges a project can face. It is an incident in the live production environment where the end-user requirements don’t meet as expected. Therefore, it becomes critical to track the production failures since it defines how effective your testing process is. The priority of production defects specifies how quickly you need to fix the issues.

Variables are the basic building block of any software application. They reduce the redundant tasks for the developers in a program and hold values that have to be used in the entire program. Websites are a bit different. A novice in web programming may not be aware that variables exist at the front-end of web development as well as in CSS. Variables serve the same purpose as they serve when implementation is done using C++, Python, etc. Their work and complexities motivated us to come up with a dedicated blog on CSS variables.

As per contemporary definition, risk is the occurrence of unfortunate events. Once it happens, the probability and potential of loss increases. In every software development life cycle, timely delivery of the product that comes with uncompromised quality is important. Hence, identification and prevention of risk is an important phase. In the testing phase, when risk management is planned efficiently it can help in the smooth flow of all other assignments. In the following article, we shall discuss the steps of risk management and some common risks and effective strategies for properly analyzing and preventing those risks.

Using lightweight CSS frameworks to create responsive websites and web applications can significantly reduce delivery time. CSS frameworks have been around for a long time and are now widely used by front-end developers. These frameworks include code snippets that just need to be incorporated into the source code to create the entire layout. Since we target multiple screen sizes and resolutions, it is critical to perform a responsiveness test of websites and web apps to check how the CSS framework’s implementation performs over different browsers and operating systems.

When someone develops a website, going live it’s like a dream come true. I have also seen one of my friends so excited as he was just about to launch his website. When he finally hit the green button, some unusual trend came suddenly into his notice. After going into details, he found out that the website has a very high bounce rate on Mobile devices. Thanks to Google Analytics, he was able to figure that out.