Best New Devops Books To Read In 2019
[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 →
If we all thought we’ve figured out the digital market from an application type perspective, and have seen the rise of mobile, and the transformation of web to responsive web – now we should all start getting used to a… Continue Reading →
Majority of organizations are already deep into Agile practices with a goal to be DevOps and continuous delivery (CD) compliant. While some may say that maximum % of test automation would bring these organizations toward DevOps, It takes more than… Continue Reading →
Nothing new in the land of cross-browser testing. Selenium as the underlying API layer serves leading frameworks including WebDriverIO, Protractor (Angular based testing), NightWatchJS, RobotJS and many others. For web application developers that require fast feedback capabilities post their code… Continue Reading →
Typically, i”ll write a lot on mobile app testing, tools, trends, coverage and such. In this blog, I actually wanted to share some up to date trends as I see them in the web landscape. The web market has shifted… Continue Reading →
Guest Blog Post by Amir Rozenberg, Senior Director of Product Management, Perfecto Google recently announced “Mobile First Indexing”, from Google: To make our results more useful, we’ve begun experiments to make our index mobile-first. Although our search index will continue… Continue Reading →
In my previous blogs and over the years, I already stated how complicated, demanding and challenging is the mobile space, therefore it seems obvious that there needs to be a structured method of building test automation and meeting test coverage… Continue Reading →
When building your test lab as part of a RWD site test plan, it is important to strategically define the right mobile devices and desktop browsers which will be your target for your manual and automated testing. For mobile device… Continue Reading →
One of the great benefits of building a responsive web site (RWD) is it can give the user a consistent web experience across any digital device, in any location. Related Post: Responsive Web and Adaptive Web: Pros and Cons When… Continue Reading →
With more and more consumers expecting to shop, bank, work and socialize across different devices, organizations are embracing responsive web design (RWD) as a tool to help them deliver a consistent digital experience on every screen. Growth of cross-device transactions… Continue Reading →
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