Welcome to the 49th edition of Coding Jag brought to you by LambdaTest!đ
End-to-end tests are the most effective way to ensure your application works as it should. Why? Because they check those critical workflows like sign-ups aren't broken. They can feel difficult to create and integrate into your process. In this issue, we see how companies struggle with setting them up and what end-to-end testing pitfalls are avoidable.
We rely on end-to-end tests to make sure our apps ship with confidence. How about testing those mobile apps on the profusion of devices that your users own? Weâre happy to share that LambdaTest is now live with Mobile App Testing to help you out here. Do check it out!
News
The main area of struggle for companies big and small is with setting up automated end-to-end tests. In this guide, we explore three common pitfalls companies face and provide solutions for how to avoid them.
It really helped everyone to understand the feature, to explore it, and to test together, giving multiple viewpoints on potential issues.
There seems to be a correlation of how well a person had their game together to test for such a simple question, and there are usually four categories of response types we see, repeatedly.
Quality is not something to be thrown âover the wallâ to testers; rather it is a goal that both developers and testers share. But how can you get the whole team to own quality? One way is through the creation of a Quality Strategy.
Among all the types of tests which make up the pyramid of software testing, the end-to-end UI tests are considered by far the most difficult to manage, slow to execute, unstable, flaky, and sometimes even downright impractical.
LambdaTest brings your mobile development closer to reality by enabling you to test your app on iOS and Android in a real browser environment. And this is just the beginning! Read on to know more about our Mobile App Testing feature.
Performance
This post defines the exact meaning of software scalability testing, highlights its benefits, and discusses how to perform appropriate tests.
In this post, we will focus on metrics in performance testing. For instance, we will explain why we need performance metrics, how to select them, and categories of measurements.
Automation
Want to find broken links on your website? Hereâs how you can do broken link testing on your website using Cypress.
When you start working with third-party APIs, you would have noticed different API authentication methods. This will provide you the authorization for accessing those APIs.
In this article, we will show you how to set up your machine to run raw Selenium WebDriver (Ruby) tests quickly, with 100% free open-source software.
Here is part II of the Bitbucket Tutorial series on using BitBucket. This post continues where the first post ended and looks at Bitbucket pull requests.
Tools
With this blog post, we want to shed some light on the SpringExtension and its usage when testing Spring Boot applications. At the end of this article, you'll understand when, why, and how to use this extension.
In this article, we cover the top codeless testing tools available in 2021 (with features). Read now to choose the best that suits your needs.
Startup Stash is a curated directory of resources and tools to help you build your startup. It includes 400 products in 40 categories, for example, Idea Generation, Early users, Marketing, Raising Capital, and Customer support.
Anyfiddle is a platform for developers to build, run and share code online in any language. Get started with coding using pre-built templates like NodeJS, React, NextJS, Django, Ruby on Rails, etc.
Others
Michael Kennedy, Brian Okken from the PythonBytes podcast get together with Juan Pedro Araque Espinosa to help you fire up your Python time machine (and test some code).
Learn how to generate Mocha reports using Mochawesome, a popular and easy-to-use Mocha reporter for Selenium test automation.
The Testing Peers dive into what quality might mean, and move on talking about how we can even measure quality, be it via coverage, confidence, or other.
The API has a mirror mode, this allows you to experiment with different verbs and configurations. This post and video by Alan Richardson show how to use the Mirror Mode in API Challenges.
Events
Join Dileep Marway as he covers some of the integral topics related to QA digital transformation, QA community of practice, the importance of browser compatibility testing, and much more.