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Mastering API Test Automation: Best Practices and Tools
API test automation are the unsung heroes of modern software development, that hold together web applications, mobile apps, and various other software systems. Testing these APIs is crucial to ensure that they work as expected and don’t break when changes are made. But, as the complexity of software grows, so does the challenge of testing…
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Why More End-to-End Testing is Good for less stress?
In the ever-evolving world of software development, quality assurance is paramount. When it comes to testing, End-to-End testing stands out as a robust approach. In this blog, we’ll explore why End-to-End testing is often good enough to ensure software quality and how a backend testing tool that automates E2E tests can simplify the process. The…
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Integration Testing vs End-to-End Testing: What’s the Difference
As software architectures evolve toward microservices, event-driven workflows, and polyglot backends, testing strategies must evolve accordingly. Two of the most important—and often confused—approaches are integration testing and end-to-end (E2E) testing. This article explains each method in depth, compares their scope and cost, and shows how Keploy automates and simplifies both through traffic-based test generation and…
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E2E Testing Strategies: Handling Edge Cases while Testing
End-to-end testing, often considered the guardian at the gates of software quality, plays a pivotal role in the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC). In a world where user expectations soar daily, ensuring an application’s robustness is paramount. This is where E2E testing steps into the limelight. Think of it as a vigilant guard. This guard…
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Understanding the Difference Between Test Scenarios and Test Cases
When we discuss software testing, we hear commonly about two things: – “test scenarios” and “test cases”. Now, these terms might sound similar to each other, but they play distinct roles in ensuring the quality of software applications. So, let’s break it down in simpler terms as we explore the core differences between test scenarios…
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QA Automation Engineers: Overcoming Testing Limitations
Testing has long been a cornerstone of the Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC). Developers and testers collaboratively engage in rigorous testing processes to root out bugs and fortify the application’s robustness. This vital step ensures that we do not compromise the quality of the final product. In software testing, challenges called testing limitations can make…
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Code Integrity Explained: Building Trust in Software
For tech enthusiasts, diving deep into the workings of our favorite apps and programs is thrilling. Yet, with this curiosity often comes a pressing concern: how do these applications stay secure against evolving cyber threats? The answer lies in a crucial concept known as Code Integrity. In this guide, we’ll take you through the essentials…
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🧪 Testing with ChatGPT : Epic Wins and Fails
Testing With ChatGPT: Epic Wins And Fails Hey devs, 💕 let’s talk about a shiny new tool that’s shaking up testing –Epic ChatGPT 🚀. It’s like your sidekick, but is it the superhero it claims to be? Grab some popcorn and let’s break down how this AI buddy can rock the testing boat, making you…
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Automated E2E tests using Property Based Testing | Part II
If you haven’t visited Part I, I highly recommend you go through it for a better understanding of this blog. Let’s continue 🤠 What is Property Based testing? Before delving into property based testing, it’s important to understand example-based testing. Traditional, or example-based testing specifies the behaviour of your software by writing examples of it,…
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A Guide for Observing Go Process with eBPF tracing
Introduction In my journey as a software enthusiast, I’ve constantly sought innovative ways to unravel the intricacies of my Go applications. Recently, I stumbled upon a fascinating technology that has significantly transformed the way I observe and analyze Go processes. In this blog post, We’ll go on a journey of observing Go processes with eBPF.…