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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 →
I presented last night at a local Boston meetup hosted by BlazeMeter a session together with my colleague Amir Rozenberg. The subject was the shift from legacy to open-source frameworks, the motivations behind and also the challenges of adopting open-source… Continue Reading →
As we kick-off 2017, I am thrilled to release the most updated 6th edition of the Digital Test Coverage Index report, a guide to help you decide how to build your test lab. 2016 was an exciting year in the Digital… Continue Reading →
As a mobile evangelist at Perfecto, i foresee the entire mobile and web space for the past 10+ years, following major trends both in the device/hardware front as well as the platform/OS (operating System) front. I was an Apple user… Continue Reading →
How does a company nowadays put together a comprehensive test strategy for delivering high-quality experiences for their applications on any device? I think this is the question I get asked most frequently and it is the biggest challenge in today’s… 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 →
Usually when talking about Web testing, QA teams tend to stick with functional, layout and performance testing. In this blog we would highlight the importance of testing for web apps from the end-user perspective and assuring that the experience is… Continue Reading →
The year just started but as you can see, the market is already busy and we can see as a continuation to 2015, that Apple is much more active on its bug fix releases compared to Android. Sign up for… Continue Reading →
When looking at some key blockers for Dev and Test team which are trying to either increase their existing test coverage, release more frequently without compromising quality we see some common pitfalls which with some planning in advance can be… Continue Reading →