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Learn technical types of code coverage -- such as all-pairs testing and branch tests -- as well as ways to gather meaningful test cases and prioritize them.
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What software delivery norms say about DevOps maturity
DevOps promotes shifts in team organization, container usage and, of course, software delivery. Note these DevOps adoption trends to see where your team has room to adapt and mature.
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Risk management in Agile never stops
With iterative development, teams can deliver features and patches quickly. And project managers must vigilantly avert new and more severe risks that pop up along the way.
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Don't flake on nondeterministic test remediation
Monotonous as the task might be, QA must detect and fix the root causes of flaky tests. Invest the time and effort, or risk the dangers of an unreliable test automation suite.
A developer's guide to continuous testing
The pace of application development has been increasing rapidly. Continuous testing is the only way to avoid bottlenecks. Download this PDF to introduce continuous testing in your organization.
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Agile Manage
If going full Agile isn't feasible, be Agile-ish instead
Pair programming, iterative workflows, timeboxed builds and other Agile tenets benefit app dev teams. Here's how to incorporate Agile practices and culture with minimal disruption.
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Mobile Testing Problem Solve
Top 12 gaps that mobile emulators and tools don't test
Emulators and automation tools are useful, but don't rely on them solely. Use this checklist for mobile app testing to ensure that software has no critical flaws.
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Speedy deployments push QA tasks into production
Testers don't have time to fully evaluate apps before deployment. But poor-quality code simply isn't an option. Enter shift right and APM, two tasks testers must be ready to accept.
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Testers, you can't afford to ignore IoT any longer
It's easy to ignore the challenge of IoT and testing if that's not your job, but that's soon going to change. Expert Jennifer Lent explains what you need to know.
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Risk management in Agile never stops
With iterative development, teams can deliver features and patches quickly. And project managers must vigilantly avert new and more severe risks that pop up along the way.
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Why there's more to UX than meets the eye
When it comes to modern application development, understanding the role UX plays is key. Expert Jason Grant explains how a working knowledge of UX can save time and money.
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What software delivery norms say about DevOps maturity
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To test big data, think about data output
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Will trunk-based development pay off for code releases?
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Don't flake on nondeterministic test remediation
Monotonous as the task might be, QA must detect and fix the root causes of flaky tests. Invest the time and effort, or risk the dangers of an unreliable test automation suite.
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Run security scans to thwart ne'er-do-wells
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Keep customers in the loop when you sunset features
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Navigate through your QA crossroads
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Don't let citizen developers run amok with low code
Low-code app developers must adhere to policies that govern data and resource usage. Lacking governance puts budgets, security and compliance at risk.
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Speedy deployments push QA tasks into production
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As enterprise use of open source rises, so does risk
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How to visualize and triage troublesome dependencies
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Choose the best load testing software for your apps
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E-Handbook | March 2019
AI in software development puts testing to the test
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E-Handbook | September 2018
BPM tools try to add customization without complication
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E-Handbook | June 2018
Security in open source software isn't automatic
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Agile retrospective
An Agile retrospective is a meeting that’s held at the end of an iteration in Agile development.
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Risk management in Agile never stops
With iterative development, teams can deliver features and patches quickly. And project managers must vigilantly avert new and more severe risks that pop up along the way.
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Don't sacrifice developers to increase code velocity
Shift left is often a net positive for software quality. Yet, the change moves more tasks to earlier in the app dev process. Take care not to bury developers.
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Application Lifecycle Management
SmartBear adds API to bring load testing to CI/CD
A REST API for SmartBear LoadNinja enables development teams to add load testing directly into their CI/CD workflows to automate performance testing for developers.
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Software Development Models and Methodologies
Visual Studio 2019 update helps dev productivity
The latest version of Microsoft's Visual Studio tool set is no big bang, though it does add incremental and useful features for developers to build apps on any platform.
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Software Deployment Management
Continuous Delivery Foundation taps 4 CI/CD projects
The Linux Foundation's latest project aims to connect CI/CD toolmakers, users and open source projects to establish technical specs for continuous delivery.
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Low-code platforms are more useful than you think
Although low-code software development platforms are a hot area of software development, many pro developers and enterprise development shops eschew these tools. John Rymer, an analyst at Forrester ...Continue Reading
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Why QA, CI falter without automated release management
Automating software release management can help speed deployments and improve continuous integration processes and application quality.Continue Reading
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