Tutorials and resources on how to apply test automation in software testing
Gaming has advanced rapidly over the last few decades, with the proof being in the software. More powerful hardware underpins these advances, both for regular computers and home consoles, but if developers don’t make use of the additional potential, that hardware may as well not exist.
Maintaining privacy online allows you to keep your identity and personal data safe. Without privacy control, anyone with ill motives and the right resources may exploit your data. They may use your identity to steal your money or sell your information.
We are aware of the continuous monitoring of various data intensive systems and services across cloud platforms and on-premise settings. However, when it comes to continuous monitoring in alignment with continuous software testing in a DevOps context of visually heavy live-streaming applications, we are left with the fewer options especially in the open source space.
Bugs, issue, defect, there are many names to define the problems you have with software, either during the code development phase or when the application is already in production. Bug tracking tools are an integrated part of a software quality and software testing strategy and there are many open source tools available.
Video games are no strangers to bugs and glitches. Since the first big breakout hits like Super Marios on the NES launched into player homes in 1985, oddities and errors have been a natural part of the field. Video games have so many moving parts that this reality is inevitable as something the industry understands. Yet, despite how common glitches and bugs in gaming have been, they’re not going away anytime soon.
In today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, where software products grow in complexity, and market demands shift at an unprecedented pace, scalable test automation emerges as a cornerstone of successful software development and deployment.
Locust is an open source load testing tool that supports running load tests distributed over multiple machines and can be used to simulate millions of simultaneous users. This article provides pointers to documentation, tutorials, courses and videos to learn how to use Locust open source load testing tool.
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