Welcome to the 54th edition of Coding Jag brought to you by TestMu AI!👐
When it comes to deciding what works best for you, there are always more options. However, it’s better to organize those options into three categories. The principle behind the power of three is that we can easily recall and retain ideas in threes. It’s a tried and true approach for easier comprehension and analysis.
This issue deep dives into leveraging the “The Power Of Three Plans” technique while creating a test plan. Also, check out other interesting topics that we have covered around testing, tools, and more.
News
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kevlinhenney.medium.com
Deconstructing sequential development to better understand more continuous development.
5 min readdev.to
JavaScript is a language that is both adored and loathed around the globe. Discover how JavaScript runs code in the browser using animated gifs and become a rockstar JavaScript developer.
5 min readunderstandlegacycode.com
Are you grappling with Legacy Code and don't have enough time to clean it up? Then, let’s talk about the issues of unit testing Legacy Code and how you can resolve it.
5 min readreddit.com
According to a GitLab survey, testing is responsible for more delays than any other part of the development process. Explore the statistics that cause the delays.
5 min readtheqalead.com
A Quality Strategy ensures that the entire team, not just the testers, owns quality. It's similar to a contract that outlines how the team will create, test, and release high-quality software.
5 min readvisible-quality.blogspot.com
This blog talks about “The Power Of Three Plans” technique while creating a test plan. Maaret Pyhäjärvi shares the three plans that are 1A4 master test plan, the system test strategy plan, and the test environment plan.
Performance
4 min readtsh.io
Performance testing seems like a complex task meant for highly technical folks. This tutorial will look at how non-technical individuals can conduct performance testing using the k6 browser recorder plugin.
4 min readqainsights.com
Are you looking for a cURL alternative? Check out HTTPi, a command-line utility that makes CLI interaction with web services user-friendly and performs testing, debugging, and interacting with APIs & HTTP servers.
Automation
7 min readtestmu.ai
In this Selenium WebDriver PHP Tutorial, learn how to invoke Internet Explorer and Microsoft Edge web browsers using the PHPUnit test automation framework.
9 min readzhiminzhan.medium.com
Check out this post where Zhimin Zhan explains the free and open-source Appium/WinAppDriver solution to perform test automation at ease for desktop applications.
9 min readgerg.dev
Talking about testing, a question pops to mind - What should the ratio of automated testing to exploratory testing be? Read this post to find out!
9 min readsakshikakkar12.medium.com
With the product’s evolution and exponential growth, it's the responsibility of product developers to focus on product health and check the health of the automated tests.
Tools
8 min readblog.carlosjasso.dev
Do you want to leverage a tool that's fast, lightweight, and interacts with the web APIs? Then you have come to the right place. Learn how to use curl to simplify your API testing process.
10 min readmedium.com
Cypress is the most exciting end-to-end testing framework. Playwright is another new framework that aims to solve a similar issue. Let's compare the two frameworks and understand their similarities, differences, pros, and cons.
5 min readmakeswift.com
Makeswift - the multiplayer website builder with zero coding. Makeswift is for builders who are exhausted of tradeoffs and want to move quickly and make things.
5 min readqovery.com
Qovery enables IT enterprises to deploy their apps on AWS in a jiffy. Qovery is the most simple way to deploy full-stack applications.
Video & Podcast
46 minyoutube.com
In this TestMu AI Cypress tutorial, Chris DeSilva explains how hooks can reduce boilerplate, run tasks at different points in the test suite, and discusses the four popular Cypress hooks and when they are invoked.
52 min readtestguild.com
In this episode, Benjamin Wilms, founder of SteadyBit, explains the evolution of chaos engineering, building a culture of resilience, Kubernetes, and much more. Listen to it now!
29 min readtestingpeers.com
In this episode of the Testing Peers podcast, learn what accountability is and why it is important. Further, delve deeper into a lot of probing questions around accountability.
29 min readyoutube.com
Watch this video to learn how you can improve software testing and the scope of testing by distinguishing between observation and interrogation with hands-on examples.
Events
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Tesena Fest Online is a free virtual worldwide conference that provides current test trends, inspiration, and stimulating discussions. Register now for the presentations!
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