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Faster Testing: How Modern Teams Ship High-Quality Software Quickly
Software teams today are challenged to provide high quality releases at a much faster pace than ever before. As software development cycles become shorter, user expectations continue to increase and products become more complicated, testing becomes a bottleneck in the overall delivery process. Rather than reducing testing, the goal is to evolve testing to be…
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What Is Baseline Testing? Meaning, Examples & Use Cases
Every software change answers one simple question: Did something break? Baseline testing exists to answer it with confidence. Teams often ship regressions simply because they lack a reliable reference to compare against. In modern software testing, a baseline provides that reference point and helps teams understand change without slowing down delivery. What Is Baseline Testing…
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Stateful vs Stateless: A Developer’s Real-World Guide (2026)
Why do some bugs only appear after deployment, even when tests pass locally? Early in my backend work, I kept hearing discussions around stateful vs stateless. It felt academic at first, but once I started dealing with scaling issues, flaky tests, and production bugs, I saw how much this decision actually matters. This article is…
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Top Advanced Software Quality Assurance Tools for Modern Teams
Shipping software fast is easy. Shipping it fast without bugs? That’s the real test. Modern systems are API-driven, distributed, and constantly deploying – every release brings new risks. To keep defects out of production, teams rely on software quality assurance tools that automate testing, validate APIs, measure performance, and secure applications across environments. This blog…
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What Is SRS Writing: A Complete Guide to Software Requirement Specification
A Software Requirements Specification (SRS) is a detailed document that defines how a software system should behave, what features it must include, and the constraints under which it operates, before development begins. In simple terms, an SRS acts as a single source of truth for everyone involved in building the software. SRS is a documented…
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Why I Switched from Rest Assured to Keploy for Microservices Testing
If you’ve been using Rest Assured for API testing, you know how powerful it is. The syntax looks simple and easier to understand, but things get interesting when you have to write test cases and mocks for a microservices application that has more than 2 services. In this blog, I am exactly sharing my pain…
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Penetration Testing Services to Strengthen Your Security and Reliability
Modern technology (APIs, Microservices, Cloud Platforms, Mobile Apps) is rapidly changing and becoming a target for attackers as they continue to advance and become more sophisticated. Organizations use penetration testing (a form of ethical hacking) to identify weaknesses in their systems and address them before they can be taken advantage of. Keploy supports organizations’ application…
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Verification vs Validation for API-first Software Development
It’s easy to create APIs very quickly. However, creating APIs that are reliable when used in challenging distributed systems is much harder. Many development teams are moving quickly to ship features to the market, which has led to the verification vs validation distinction becoming the middle ground between a successful launch and an incident that…
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What Is Beta Testing? Process, Types, Benefits, and Best Practices
Today’s software ecosystem consists of various devices, integrations, and user environments. The same application can have different behaviours in each environment, regardless if it had passed through unit, integration and system testing stages. Therefore, beta-testing is necessary. Beta testing is the bridge between an internal QA team and a company publicly launching its application. It…
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Model Based Testing: Benefits, Use Cases & Best Practices
Every digital experience we rely on – from booking cabs to transferring money — runs on dynamic, interconnected software systems. The speed at which applications are evolving is much faster than the traditional test approach can keep up with. Manual scripting breaks whenever there is a change to the user interface; automation will require regular…