Author name: Grant Ongstad

It’s smart to be concerned about mobile application adoption failure. There are few markets as competitive as the mobile app market. Consumers are more discerning than ever. They are busy, protective of their device’s memory, and skeptical about introducing new applications. There’s a lot of noise out there. Customers want something that serves their needs, …

Are you embracing test-driven development (TDD)? The worst thing that could happen to an organization is releasing a poor-quality product. Adding insult to injury is knowing that it could’ve been avoided with better testing. Implementing an early and often testing framework—otherwise known as shifting left—now can help you avoid pain later. Raise your hand if you’ve …

Behind the modern convenience of nearly everything is the art of abstraction. My father-in-law has a tractor from 1930 that he still uses to this day. Despite observing his movements as best as I could, I would not be able to drive it. There’s no gas pedal, instead there’s a throttle, which sits near the …

Complex test automation can be the worst. Test automation is a must for any organization that develops and supports an application stack. A well-rounded test automation suite saves time, delivers better applications, speeds up deployments, and frees up valuable resources for more important work. However, as the code base grows, devices improve, and technology changes, …

Various testing strategies are crucial for ensuring the robustness and reliability of applications. One widely recognized framework is the testing pyramid, a structured approach that helps developers build better features and introduce changes efficiently. Let’s dive into the testing pyramid, its components, and its relevance in modern software development. What is the Testing Pyramid? The …

There are a variety of no-code misconceptions out there. In just the last few years, no-code solutions have grown exponentially. Originally able to serve a small role in the tech stack, a no-code solution can change the technical landscape of an organization. No-code solutions can be used to build responsive, full-stack web applications, manage complex …