Welcome to the 69th edition of Coding Jag brought to you by TestMu AI!👐
As 2021 draws to a close, it is a good time to unwind and also think about how you could achieve more success as a tester in 2022. With new ideas and technologies already emerging, 2022 promises to be an interesting year. Our skills as testers will likely determine the customer reception of these products and services.
This issue of Coding Jag features some tips to help you accomplish all your testing goals in 2022.
But hey, while you are here, we’d like to thank our subscribers for all the love we’ve received throughout the year! We’d also like to thank our authors and the global testing community for being our pillars of strength. We wish you all a Happy New Year!
News
5 min read
dev-tester.com
As 2021 ends, you're most likely thinking about how to improve your testing game in 2022. Here are some tips to help you reach your goals in the new year.
5 min readmedium.com
Want to know what keeps testing up to speed with development? Here's an article to help you and your team find the answer.
5 min readalexromanov.github.io
Check out this article to know how distributed systems help prevent a lot of problems in your products and the misconceptions around them.
5 min readvisible-quality.blogspot.com
This blog discusses why you should understand architectures well enough to take an informed stand.
5 min readroertbb.hashnode.dev
This article presents the idea behind creating a fake server, and shows an example of how it could be used (not only) in tests.
Performance
4 min readdzone.com
This article takes a look at the most common performance mistakes and anti-patterns in distributed cloud-based architectures.
4 min readqainsights.com
The Apache JMeter team released its next minor version of JMeter 5.4.3 for the Log4j security vulnerability. Check out to see what’s new in Apache JMeter 5.4.3.
Automation
7 min readtestmu.ai
In this blog, explore the contrast between the JUnit 5 and TestNG from the perspective of Selenium WebDriver.
9 min readsajithatharaka.medium.com
This article deep dives into why assertions are an important part of test automation as they help in identifying problems in the system being tested.
9 min readzhiminzhan.medium.com
This article gives a detailed walkthrough on how to drive web elements inside a shadow root on a web page.
9 min readtechbeacon.com
Here are seven trends to look out for before you move software delivery pipelines to some form of CI/CD.
Tools
8 min readmedium.com
This article covers the top 5 automated testing tools and their key features. Read to know them all!
10 min readareeshaaltaf96.medium.com
Various test frameworks for various platforms have been introduced throughout time. Here’s a quick explanation of how to use Cypress to manage your project's API and more.
5 min readtestmu.ai
LT Browser is the perfect tool for designers, developers, and enthusiastic amateurs who want to create great-looking & well-performing responsive websites or web apps. Instantly View, Build, and Debug your website on 50+ mobile, tablet, & desktop viewports.
5 min readmonqlab.com
Proactively monitor and help IT teams prevent possible outages while minimizing costs and efforts with Monq.
Video & Podcast
25 minsoftwaretestingpodcast.com
Tune in to know the 7 e-commerce techniques that make sure the website continues to keep users happy by delivering effective performance.
29 min readtestandcode.com
In this episode of Test & Code in Python, Paul Ganssle explains what he calls pseudo-TDD, a way to keep your commit history clean while still ensuring that your tests pass with each commit.
29 min readyoutube.com
What purpose does docker serve by building a fullstack Node.js app complete with frontend and PostgreSQL database? Check out this video to know more.
Events
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