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Achieving Exceptional Software Delivery with Future-proof Testing

  In today's rapidly changing technological landscape, businesses must invest in future-proof systems as well as testing. This will ensure that their software solutions remain relevant and adaptable over time, without the need for costly overhauls or replacements, especially amidst an economic downturn. By   implementing future-proof testing   methods, businesses can proactively prepare their software for the future and stay ahead of the competitive curve. However, this is not a one-time effort; it requires a continuous and diligent approach to outperform the competitors. With the right approach and techniques, businesses can create software that not only meets the needs of today but will also continue to meet the evolving needs of their users in the future. This blog aims to explore the concept of "Future-proof" software, delving into its definition, importance, and the key principles for its creation. Read:  Future of Test Automation with Latest Trends What Are the...

TestNG Setup And Appium With Selenium Grid

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  WHAT IS TESTNG? Contents     show   The TestNG testing framework is superior to previous frameworks such as JUnit and NUnit. TestNG is more adaptable and expandable, with capabilities that facilitate the creation and execution of tests. INSTALLING AND CONFIGURING TESTNG IN ECLIPSE Here’s how to install TestNG on your system to ensure you can execute your tests efficiently. INSTALL TESTNG Use the following command to install TestNG: > Sudo apt-get install TestNG ADD TESTNG TO YOUR PROJECT You can add TestNG to your project by adding this dependency to your pom.xml.file: <dependency> <groupId>org.testng</groupId> <artifactId>testng</artifactId> <version>6.12.3</version></dependency> CONFIGURE TESTNG IN YOUR PROJECT Configuring TestNG into your project will enable testing. To do this, add the following XML to your pom.xml.file: <build> <plugins> <plugin> <groupId>org.apache.maven.plugins</gr...

How IoT Testing is Transforming Banking and Finance Service

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  The   Internet of Things or IoT   involves three components: devices, computing, and  communications. IoT is heterogeneous in that these three components work together for  intelligent decision-making. IoT strives for interoperability. Devices include objects that can  connect to the Internet; communication happens through Wi-Fi or satellites; computation  happens in a central location on the server. What is IoT Testing? Since the IoT network communicates in real-time, security and performance issues can  negatively impact the rest of the network. It is essential to detect any problem areas before you  release the product to the users. IoT testing helps ensure problem detection early on by validating the product’s performance,  security, and functionality. However, IoT is a fragmented system which can cause difficulties  during testing. You can meet these difficulties by having teams  test banking applications  and ...

5 JavaScript Automation Frameworks To Meet Your Testing Needs

  Many developers, especially test automation engineers, utilize JavaScript since it is a simple and effective language. JavaScript has maintained popularity for quite some time, and this is not going to change in the immediate or distant future. With the popularity of the JavaScript programming languages increasing, developers built various automation frameworks to facilitate the testing of JavaScript applications. Note these testing frameworks to help improve your mobile or web app strategies for effective testing. Cypress Cypress’s popularity has increased significantly, and several good reasons exist.  Cypress is easy to set up.  You can download it via their content delivery network (CDN). Cypress has a vibrant online community in which engineers may learn about new tools and find answers to unaddressed topics in the company’s voluminous documentation. You can run detailed end-to-end tests on Cypress’s specialized test runner. The command log details the time it take...