I talked about static site generators (SSG) and server-side rendering (SSR) in my previous blog post. We cover a brief history of how various techniques of websites and web-based applications were created and their intended use. But, as we say in the Tel-Aviv HQ – “let’s talk Tachles” – what is the difference between the…
Month: September 2021
The internet, as we know it today, is a very diverse place. Thanks to JavaScript and web frameworks such as React, Vue, or Angular, and many more, it has led to more application-oriented versus static websites. Some well-known applications, including Google Drive, Gmail, Salesforce, and Testim.io, are web-based reincarnations of software that used to be…
Automated UI testing is a critical and often neglected part of the software delivery pipeline. I can’t count the number of projects I’ve worked on with terrific, comprehensive unit tests for server code and absolutely nothing for the UI. Part of the reason for this is because UI testing is a real challenge to set…
When you run tests on your web applications with Selenium, it’s not unheard of that some iFrames “confuse” the kit. This often results in more effort on the tester’s end. If you find yourself stuck or even pouring too much effort into a Selenium iFrame test scenario, you’re already defeating the automation agenda. This post…
Testing your web-based software is a critical part of any modern deployment strategy. It would be best if you made sure that the code you ship to your customers does what you expect—and doesn’t break when they need it most. While unit testing is a key part of any test plan, it’s not the last…