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  • My Keploy API Fellowship Journey

    My Keploy API Fellowship Journey

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    I was talking with my friend about API the other day as he is learning Android development, and was telling me how to fetch data from different apps. For an instant, he didn’t know the full-form but knew how it worked.( not completely) I reached home and decided that I wanted to learn a little…

  • What is unit testing anyways?

    What is unit testing anyways?

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    Introduction: Unit testing is a technique of testing that emphasizes testing a particular piece of code. Unit testing is mainly done to test the functionality of a block of code i.e to check whether the code does what you expect it to do. But does that mean we have to test every functionality individually? An…

  • What is e2e testing for beginners and Why do you need it?

    What is e2e testing for beginners and Why do you need it?

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    While building a product testing is one of the most important skills that you should have as a software developer. This is simply because most bugs should be found at the root before your code goes to production. There are many types of tests, each with its own purpose, today let us find out more…

  • An Introduction To API Testing

    An Introduction To API Testing

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    First things first, what exactly is an API? An API stands for Application Programming Interface. Think you are in a restaurant. See the waiters? Well, that’s what an API can be considered as in the case of software development. The jargon definition for an API is that it is a set of rules and protocols…

  • Everything You Need to Know About Unit Testing

    Everything You Need to Know About Unit Testing

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    What are APIs? An API is a set of protocols and tools for building software applications. It specifies how software components should interact with each other, allowing them to communicate and exchange data. APIs often expose data and functionality through a set of endpoints, which are URLs that accept requests and return responses. Why use…

  • My Journey of Keploy Fellowship Program

    My Journey of Keploy Fellowship Program

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    Hi, Welcome to my new blog. Today I will share my Keploy Fellowship Experience. Firstly, Thanks team Keploy for selecting me for Keploy Fellowship Program. The experience was really awesome there was lots of learning and also I made many connections. Day 1 was Orientation Session. In that session, I met new people and created…

  • How to  mock backend of selenium tests using Keploy

    How to mock backend of selenium tests using Keploy

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    When I was learning selenium testing, I encountered an issue. Let me explain the issue in detail Search results for the 1st time Search results for the 2nd time I searched for ankit on google.com and I got the following result, then after some time I searched the same keyword on google.com, and this time…

  • How to do Frontend Test Automation Using Selenium.

    How to do Frontend Test Automation Using Selenium.

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    Firstly we need to understand what is frontend testing in selenium. So in frontend testing, we test the flow of UI rather than comparing the image type or color of our frontend. In test automation using Selenium, we primarily focus on validating functionalities such as button navigation to ensure they direct us to the intended…

  • A Comprehensive Guide to API Types and API Architecture Patterns

    A Comprehensive Guide to API Types and API Architecture Patterns

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    What is an API ? Application programming interfaces, or APIs as they are more generally known, allow organizations to link systems, apps, devices, and datasets and to unlock data. It’s important to understand which kind of APIs will be most effective for a project based on its intended use case, the people who will use…

  • What is Mocha and keploy Testing?

    What is Mocha and keploy Testing?

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    Hello developers! I hope you are all enjoying the process of writing test cases. Let out a sigh of relief. No matter what type of application is being developed, it should always be tested before being released. Testing frameworks such as Jest, Jasmine, QUnit, Karma and Cypress are just a few of the many options…