Is past performance an indicator of future success? The folks on Wall Street don’t think so… But we do! This is why we are pleased to offer the new Test History feature in Testim. What is it? The new Test History feature allows users to see historical test lists and suite runs. Why should…
Year: 2017
In a world gone mad, where customers will access your application through any browser they want, how can you meet their expectations that your app will work perfectly whether it’s running on their phone, their laptop, their tablet, or even their internet enabled refrigerator? Cross-browser testing is essential to ensuring your customer has a consistent…
Unit Tests are in the house! I’m a big advocate for TDD (Test Driven Development). Research shows TDD has a high correlation to quality code, as it prevents bugs from forming in the first place. Also, the cost of authoring tests and fixing bugs is lower This is true for the back-end. As for the…
As mentioned in the previous post the transition between backend and front-end has been a major transformation. During the mainframe era, most code resided on the server, moving to the client when personal computers came into play. It shifted back to the servers with the web, and in the last five years, we’re seeing code…
I’ve been a software developer for many years. I’ve seen two major transformations: one is the transition between frontend and backend code. The other is in release cycles and speed. Frontend-backend code During the mainframe era, most code resided on the server, moving to the client when personal computers came into play. It shifted back…