Is Protractor a dying framework? In my last webinar I tried to find the answer for this question. Read more about the conclusion on this post.
While the world is going through these surreal times with the COVID-19 pandemic, I wanted to share some thoughts on…
Introduction Software Testing grew in interest as a key business digitalisation enabler. The last World Quality Report of 2019-2020 ranked…
I love conferences. They are a great opportunity for me to catch up with like-minded people and learn about new…
At the end of August, I had the opportunity to attend Test Island, Malta’s first testing conference, as a speaker. And I learnt a lot from it.
In today’s digital world, taking security with a light touch is risky, to say the least. Despite the apparent validity…
We’ll give you some very useful hints how you should prepare for the AWS Cloud Practitioner exam.
New year, new conferences! That amazing feeling when your company asks you which conference you would like to go to…
In this post we’ll recommend you some very good podcasts about Software testing and Quality in general, so you can keep your knowledge up to date.
In a previous post, we showed how we could track the duration of our existing automated functional tests, allowing us to detect any anomalies between different builds. However, to ensure that the system behaves normally under load, we need to generate simulated traffic and measure performance related metrics. One of the solutions that are growing in popularity is Gatling.