Tag: keploy
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What is a Flaky Test? Causes, Impacts & How to Deal with Them
In software development and automated testing, consistency really matters. One of the most frustrating barriers that developers and QA engineers encounter is a little something we call flaky tests: tests that pass or fail at random times with no changes to the code. Key Takeaway: A flaky test is a test that produces inconsistent pass/fail…
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Ad Hoc Testing: A Quick Guide to Finding Hidden Bugs
Most software testing tends to follow a defined plan, with test cases listed in written form. However, sometimes the quickest way to find bugs is to use the application without any scripts in front of you, basically like a real user would do. This is the essence of Ad Hoc Testing. Ad Hoc Testing is…
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Regression Testing: Techniques, Tools & Best Practices (2026)
Regression testing sits quietly behind every stable release, yet when it’s missing or weak, the damage is loud and expensive. Over time, I’ve seen teams ship features fast, only to roll them back because something “unrelated” broke in production. That’s where regression testing earns its place – not as a checkbox, but as a safety…
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What is Component Testing?
Constructing software is like creating a house. You certainly wouldn’t want to build your home with any brittle or cracked bricks, right? Similarly, your “bricks” are your code components. By testing each of them individually, you can detect defects sooner rather than later, and there’s less chance of everything collapsing during assembly. And this is…
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Getting Started with Microservices Testing
In today’s fast-moving tech world, microservices have become the backbone of modern applications. But with flexibility comes complexity, especially when it comes to testing. Unlike monolithic apps, testing microservices requires a different approach. Each service runs independently, and making sure everything works smoothly together is both important and challenging. In this blog, we’ll walk through…
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Python Switch Case: How to Implement Switch Statements in Python
Have you ever wished Python had a native switch-case statement like C or Java? It would make conditional logic so much easier to read, especially when you have more than 3 conditions to handle. While Python doesn’t offer a built-in switch-case structure, the good news is that there are clean and Pythonic ways to achieve…
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Getting Started with Alpha Testing : Definition, Process, and Key Benefits
What’s the difference between a software launch that builds customer confidence and one that becomes a costly disaster? Often, it comes down to how thoroughly the product was tested internally before anyone outside the company ever saw it. he irony is that alpha testing is often the most cost-effective phase for catching serious issues, yet…
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What Does Enumerate Mean in Python
When you use loops in Python, there are a lot of times when you don’t just want the item from a list, you also want to know where that item is in the list. For example, going through a list of names and needing to show their position, like “1. Alice”, “2. Bob”, and so…
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Getting started with Selenium IDE
In modern web development, speed and reliability are combined you can deploy features quickly, but without proper testing, bugs might pass through and strike real users. That is where tools like Selenium IDE fit in – they enable you to automate browser interactions without writing a single line of code. Key Takeaway: Selenium IDE is…
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Introduction to Gitlab Python API
Doing things manually on GitLab is okay, but it can get repetitive and time-consuming. That’s where the GitLab Python API comes to the rescue! With it, you can automate tasks like creating projects, branches, or merge requests using just a few lines of Python code. It’s incredibly handy for DevOps, scripting, or personal projects! In…