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Jul 11, 2018
10 min read
The browser's built-in developer console lets front-end developers debug JavaScript errors far faster than the older method of sprinkling console.log and alert() statements through the code. Breakpoints pause execution where set, either via an inline debugger statement or by clicking the line number in the script debugger, revealing everything the script can access.
Jul 10, 2018
9 min read
AngularJS officially supports the two most recent versions of major browsers like Chrome, Firefox, and Safari, but only Internet Explorer 9 through 11, causing rendering and animation errors in older IE versions. Fixing these hurdles means swapping unsupported directives like style and type for ng-style and ng-attr-type, adding vendor-specific CSS prefixes, and testing across browsers before launch.
Jul 6, 2018
13 min read
Usability testing evaluates a website or application against five measurable qualities: effectiveness, efficiency, engagement, error tolerance, and ease of learning. ISO defines usability itself as the extent to which a product lets users achieve their goals effectively, efficiently, and with satisfaction in a specific context of use.
Jul 4, 2018
8 min read
A mobile application testing strategy covering banking security, AI-enhanced automation, cloud testing, and application response time (ART).
Jul 3, 2018
10 min read
A browser compatibility matrix, or browser matrix, is a formalized list of the browser, operating system, and device combinations a team commits to testing, built from real traffic data in tools like Google Analytics or public sources such as Statista rather than attempting every possible combination, which can number in the thousands.
Jul 2, 2018
8 min read
React is simply a UI and functionality library for JavaScript based apps. We recently talked about ReactJS in our last post Choosing the right JavaScript framework in 2018, so in this post we would look in more detail how ReactJS helps in development of browser compatible webapps.
Jun 29, 2018
9 min read
On February 25, 2018 Webpack 4 was released, it’s interesting that they named it ‘Legato’. Legato means to play all the notes without gaps. Webpack had proven itself time and again, the reason why it is an integral part of JavaScript.
Jun 28, 2018
13 min read
Maximize user sign ups with our comprehensive sign up test cases. Ensure seamless user experience and address cross-browser compatibility issues.
Jun 27, 2018
4 min read
TestMu AI (Formerly LambdaTest) is one step closer to building the perfect testing ecosystem. With the integration to VSTS, users can now work more efficiently. The integration process is almost the same. If you are new to TestMu AI (Formerly LambdaTest) then click on the link given below.
Jun 26, 2018
9 min read
A regression testing strategy for agile teams distinguishes smoke, sanity, and regression testing, then folds regression runs into the CI/CD pipeline so every sprint re-verifies existing functionality alongside new code. For example, updating a payment gateway should trigger a suite that re-checks checkout, order confirmation email, OTP validation, and cart totals.
Jun 25, 2018
7 min read
With more and more developers contributing to the community, more and more framework versions came into existence. On the other hand, all browsers evolved with different philosophies following what they thought was the idea of perfection.
Jun 22, 2018
10 min read
Similar to the tests that student have to take to pass certain subjects, educational websites too have to undergo testing. You can’t impart knowledge over internet if students can’t leverage all the content. Modern educational websites exploring new web technologies to enhance the learning experience.
Jun 20, 2018
11 min read
WordPress is easy to use, easy to deploy, easy to customize, easy to scale, easy to maintain, and easy to learn. So, if so many people are using then it must be easy to make the WordPress website cross browser compatible.
Jun 19, 2018
13 min read
Cross browser testing is very necessary in this digital world where everyone is browsing the website on a different platform, OS, browser, and you can’t even think of that beforehand. Formulating a perfect cross browser testing strategy might help you in that but sometimes even after that you need to be prepared for some un-welcomed bugs.
Jun 14, 2018
11 min read
When you use these APIs for communication or data exchange on your servers, many times you might face certain problems like API not working, redirecting to some error page, link broken, etc. These problems call for understanding the need of API browser compatibility.
Jun 12, 2018
8 min read
Ever come across a wonderful website with lovely design and catchy animation, that you can’t help but fall in love with it? One must have experienced such wonders
Jun 11, 2018
9 min read
With each update in browser or apps there is a number of enhancements in the attribute and modification in the codes which was absent in the prior versions. This creates a problem when you are using an older version of the application. The emoji appear as an empty box or something weird.
Jun 7, 2018
10 min read
The last decade has seen drastic changes, with more and more people getting access to the world wide web. The race of making device unique, has pushed the mobile companies to go to extreme.
Jun 5, 2018
8 min read
Cross browser testing is the process of testing your web application across different browsers and ensure its compatibility with all major browsers and
Jun 4, 2018
12 min read
Cross browser typography testing checks whether a website's fonts render consistently across browsers, because font formats are not universally supported - for example, EOT works only in Internet Explorer, while TTF and OTF, developed by Apple and Microsoft, are supported on both Windows and Mac operating systems.