Introduction Salesforce has become a standard CRM for the Enterprise worldwide. It offers a lot of flexibility and customizations to meet the needs of all customers, no matter which line of business they are in. However, this flexibility can also mean more complexity. This can become an issue when moving from one release to the…
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In this post, we’re going to focus more on the scripted method of testing applications, starting with a look at its use cases and the advantages thereof. We’ll also examine tools that use scripted testing concepts to improve the quality of your applications. Before we get into the details of scripted testing, a glance into…
As a developer, I want to test the software I write. I’m constantly trading time spent testing software for time spent coding. It’s a struggle to know how much time I should spend testing a new feature to ensure it works. It’s also a struggle to know just which tests to write. When I’m writing…
Writing unit test cases is an import task for a developer. With proper unit testing, you’ll have fewer bugs in the final product. This post will compare two popular testing libraries for React applications: the React Testing Library and Enzyme. We’ll also go through some code examples and show you the strengths and weaknesses of…
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…
When we hear the phrase “Record and Playback”, a majority of the people cringe with fear and skepticism as they relate it to primitive, unstable and flaky tests. Organizations have viewed it as a sign of vulnerability in automation and have continued to discourage teams from doing record and playback tests for many years now….