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We can not deny the fact that mobile applications have become an integral part of our our lives. You can perform all the activities ranging from playing games to buying groceries with just one tap on your mobile phone with the help of mobile applications. But if the mobile application that you are using is not up to the mark for your use or is slow or or is plagued by user experience having bugs that make you irritated, then you’ll just uninstall it in a fraction of second and find the better replacement for that app and will never reinstall it.

Before we start with Browser compatibility in APIs we first need to understand what an API is and how do they work. Without understanding the proper role and functionality of an API it will become difficult to get into some uncommon and gigantic terms like backward compatibility and browser consumption of APIs.

Ever wondered how you went to YouTube to watch just a 5 minutes video but ended up there for 3 hours? Or saw an advertisement on some page of exactly the same thing that you have been planning to buy for last 15 days and ended up finally buying it! Isn’t it great how your computer knows what you have been desiring? Well, it’s not your computer but the bots, the algorithmic bots that have been watching you all the time. Even now! Yes, that’s absolutely true. So the question comes, how these bots are made, and how software testing concepts come into play here.

Connectivity is so daunting. By far, we are all used to instant connectivity that puts world at our fingertips. We can purchase, post & pick anything, anywhere with the aid of desktops & devices.

Every major product on the internet is trying to expand their reach to full potential by accomplishing the goal of Web Interoperability. According to which various Web technologies on the World Wide Web should be compatible with one another. Also, the technologies should be accessible through any hardware and software. Facilitating Web Interoperability has been a major impediment for Software testers as they play a key role in ensuring the quality of a web-app. Although, recently automation and machine learning are dawning upon the IT world and are over shadowing the role of testers. Especially, if we refer to manual testing. We often underestimate the scope of manual testing assuming that automation is going to take over everything. This is a big misconception, the point of automation is to save testers the time to write better and efficient test scripts. Manual testing is going to prevail in the industry.