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Concerned about API performance? If you’re not, you should be. Even as API providers, we are all consumers. Applications are increasingly evaluated against consumer-driven expectations, but how do you ensure that you’re always meeting these expectations? One critical component to delivering a great application is delivering a high-performing API – your API needs to be

Artificial Intelligence (AI) will revolutionize software testing, making it the most important technology to understand today.  AI has already found its way into test automation tools, from AI-powered visual recognition and intelligence test recommendations, to risk profiling and bug hunting. At every step in the QA cycle, we see AI infusing itself to accelerate test

Artificial Intelligence (AI) will revolutionize software testing, making it the most important technology to understand today.  AI has already found its way into test automation tools, from AI-powered visual recognition and intelligence test recommendations, to risk profiling and bug hunting. Front-end and back-end QA managers are increasingly asking themselves how they can start leveraging AI,

Delivering quality across an entire application is the number one goal of all modern testing teams – but speed is their number one challenge. Development teams move too fast to rely on traditional testing techniques, sometimes limiting QA cycles to only a few days or even hours. The real answer is to ensure that testing

Testing apps is about to get a lot harder. Upcoming changes in Chrome and Mozilla will result in restricted access. In fact, existing tests may stop working altogether on these versions. Selenium is also expected to undergo modifications because of these changes. Meanwhile, app developers are rapidly releasing cross-platform applications – often by writing code

Delivering quality across an entire application is the number one goal of all modern testing teams – but speed is their number one challenge. Development teams move too fast to rely on traditional testing techniques, sometimes limiting QA cycles to only a few days or even hours. The real answer is to ensure that testing