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This week I was excited to launch my second book titled “Continuous Testing for DevOps Professionals” – available on Amazon under paperback and kindle editions. This book is released a bit more than a year since my previous book “The… Continue Reading →
We keep hearing about new solutions for test automation and continuous testing. Such solutions aim to increase the test automation authoring as well as the maintenance associated with these tests as the product evolves. With this trend, many software quality… Continue Reading →
iOS12 is already in Beta 2 for almost a week, and the industry is 2 months away for this major iOS GA release. It’s a great time to start planning both the testing and development implications this new OS will bring… Continue Reading →
We live in a competitive era where meeting customers expectations and demands is the key for winning over your competition. Digital media is the battlefield and fast release cycle if your weapon. The need to release software at a rapid… Continue Reading →
Those who continuously follow my blogs and webinars, know that i constantly follow the market trends, to recommend best coverage requirements. The mobile landscape fragmentation isn’t new, and continuously presents a challenge to mobile application developers and testers. In this… Continue Reading →
As we’re close to the first half of 2018, it is a great time for quality managers, developers in the mobile and web industry, and executives to freshen up their list of followers and blogs they follow or at least… Continue Reading →
This week, Appium 1.8 was released. This release isn’t just another release, and for practitioners who develop Appium test automation, being familiar with the changes is imperative. Below is a nice high level summary of the changes in Appium 1.8,… Continue Reading →
Mobile testing by definition is an unstable, flaky and unpredictable activity. When you think you covered all corners and created a “stable” environment, still, your test cycle often get stuck due to 1 or few items. In this post, I’ll try… Continue Reading →
Guest Blog by Wendy Dessler Photo by Alex Knight on Unsplash According to USA Today, as many as 73 million jobs may not exist by 2030; however, we could see benefits like an increase in productivity and economic growth “counteract”… Continue Reading →
[Guest Blog by Uzi Eilon, CTO, Perfecto] The “shift left” trend is actually happening, developers as part of the DevOps pipeline need to test more and add more automation testing in order to release faster. In addition, those tests are almost… Continue Reading →