Author name: Sarah Harris

Have you mastered no-code test automation yet? Software testing is an integral part of the development cycle and provides crucial insight for DevOps professionals and decision-makers who work to improve code stability over time. Testing requires a configurable environment where teams can execute code and place their applications under stress. This environment must also remain …

When mobile app development is such a complicated process, it’s unsurprising that developers would go out of their way to find whatever solutions they can to make their job easier. For example, developers need to be able to evaluate their code on multiple platforms, but compiling it, migrating it to another machine, and then running …

In the mobile app testing world, automated testing is everywhere today. Quality assurance teams know that testing software is by no means a straightforward process. Before every single release and update, software must be rigorously tested to detect and resolve any hidden bugs or unexpected behaviors. These processes allow developers to meet strict requirements and …

Software development is an iterative process that requires ongoing release cycles for the creation of production-ready capabilities. When code changes are made, they need to be tested, assessed, and then merged with the production’s release. However, this is a complicated process that can lead to errors, delaying the time to deployment. More software engineers use …

Quality assurance stories and horror go hand-in-hand. Horror has been a source of cautionary tales for generations. Learn from the terrible mistakes of others, and use them as a guide for what not to do. And that’s what we’ll be doing today. Nothing about morality or money (directly), though; instead, we’re gathering around the metaphorical …

Emulators vs simulators—ever confuse the two? Mobile device emulators and simulators are commonly encountered tools in contemporary mobile testing and, in fact, development in general. They operate in a virtual environment, making them cheaper and more convenient than setting up a real device lab. While we’ve covered the topic of emulators versus real devices on …