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Apps and sites use APIs to deliver high-quality digital experiences – but do you know if they are performing? If something goes wrong with your API, how can you identify the issue?
You can integrate with third-party tools to better enhance your peer review process using the JSON API. New plugins that are based on customer requests have been added to the SmartBear Developer Network.
As a design pattern, Microservices help us move away from building monolithic services that are hard to maintain and resist change. Instead, the microservices pattern helps us build many single point solutions that integrate together at a higher level. But with a dramatic increase in fragmentation
The answer to “What is a Defect?” may seem obvious. Team members usually think of ‘defect’ as meaning something is wrong. But, how do testers really identify what’s wrong when testing a program? Are defects always incorrect behavior or can they be something unusual or
The agile manifesto suggests software teams should focus on working software over comprehensive documentation. That lead to the slow erosion of detailed specifications, and the rise of the poem-like snippet just above this paragraph. The example above is from classic story template format. These
With exploratory testing the tester builds their own map of a product, in the mind, and decides the appropriate places to go to get what they need to know. Not only that, the tester can change their mind, deciding to spend more time on one street and less on another. Think more Lewis and Clark, less
API development practices are evolving at a more rapid pace than ever before in its short history. With the emergence of DevOps, Agile methodologies, and Continuous Integration/Continuous Delivery, it can be challenging to determine which approach best suits your API development process. This eBook
If you were asked to write a test case, would you know what to do? What about a test script, or a test scenario? The first step is learning what these terms mean. Each of these terms implies a different level of detail and is used for a different purpose. Once a tester knows what each of these terms
How does your team come up a testing strategy? For many teams, the answer is "we don't", at least, not really. Instead the team does what someone else defined a long time ago, perhaps something like run all the test cases, and then rerun the tests that fail once there is a fix. Other
