Tutorials and resources on how to apply test automation in software testing
Urban Air Mobility (UAM) represents a future where air transportation systems operate within and around urban areas, offering a new dimension to city commuting and logistics. Software tools that allow testing and monitoring of UAM are key factors in the successful development of this technology.
Software testing typically starts once the code is fully developed or in the later stages of development. With this approach, when QA’s role begins at that time, most of the development is already done, and identifying defects at this timeframe means rework for the developers, which is quite costly in terms of time and money. It also impacts project production delivery.
In a technological world that feels to be evolving at an ever more rapid rate, no area is untouched by change. AI and Machine Learning (ML) have moved from the world of science fiction to pivotal tools that we will soon be wondering how we ever lived without.
Hybrid mobile applications, combining the best of both web and native technologies, are gaining popularity for their cost-effectiveness and faster development cycles. However, testing these applications presents unique challenges, particularly with WebViews.
World of Tanks, War Thunder, War Robots, or you name it, multiplayer games have exploded in popularity because of their capability of hosting multiple players in real-time environments. However, it is not always easy to create and maintain a seamless engagement experience, especially when you aim to serve a global audience group. Though several factors can determine the success of a multiplayer game, the most significant among them is software testing.
With an anticipated annual growth rate of 7% CAGR from 2024-2032, the software testing industry is set to expand at a uniform pace as per GMI. The continued advancement of testing methodologies and tools that improve software quality and performance has propelled development in the general software engineering sector.
The Apache JMeter is an open source load testing tool developed by the Apache Foundation that can be used to test performance both on static and dynamic resources. It can be used to simulate a heavy load on a server and also some functional testing. JMeter has an open architecture that can be extended with plugins.
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