Is software testing valuable? Of course. Is it free? There’s no free lunch in software development. If your organization aims to implement a proper testing strategy, “software testing cost” is a topic you can’t overlook. We’ll walk you through a list of the leading software testing costs, explaining what they are, what the business case…
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This post aims to answer a simple question, which is, indeed, its title: “Which tools are used for unit testing in Angular?” I bet most people when they hear this question immediately answer “Jasmine and Karma,” and that makes sense. After all, these are the default tools installed along with Angular CLI, so they represent…
Today we’re here to talk about JavaScript unit testing in Visual Studio. If you’re a .NET developer creating web applications in Visual Studio, it makes sense for you to use just a single environment to test both your C# (or another .NET language) code and your JavaScript code. In this post, we’re going to walk…
Automated testing tools have been around for ages. Solutions like Selenium, Silk Test, and QTP have been helping developers and annoying them in almost equal parts. But now, we’re at the point where artificial intelligence (AI) has become more viable. (If you’re not sure what I mean by AI, think of it as the ability…
Components are one of the basic concepts of Angular applications. Thus, if you want to make sure your app is as high quality as it can possibly be, you’ve got to give those basic building blocks some love. When it comes to software quality, testing is caring, so let’s see how to perform Angular unit…
Today’s web applications are more complicated than ever. Libraries like React have opened up a whole new world of application complexity and functionality. As an experienced developer, you know that it’s important to test every part of your web application. You probably already have a plan for testing your server’s code. That’s great! But it’s…
You want to test your application properly but don’t know which testing strategy to go with? Kudos to you for realizing you need automated UI testing. As you may already know, the three most common types of software testing are unit, integration, and end-to-end (E2E) testing. However, in this post, I will focus on end-to-end…
The title question might seem a very straightforward one. “Who performs testing?” Testers, of course! It’s in the name! That answer would be a very short blog, and also not very interesting. In today’s post, we’ll argue that software testing is no longer the responsibility of a single person or team and that instead of…
Salesforce is the most used CRM in the world when I’m writing this article, with over 150,000 companies using it. Because these companies use Salesforce to manage their customers, sales, and promotions, it’s important that the testing is thorough. Testing ensures that each module works as intended and that changes or new integrations don’t affect…
Failure tends to strike at the worst possible moment, making it much harder to embrace it. This has led me to wonder: why do we fear failure so much? For starters, it makes us look bad. We tried our best, only to see our efforts crash and burn when demoing an app to prospective clients,…