Flaky tests add technical debt to mission-critical deployment workflows. Test Studio introduces simplified test debugging to help deal with test flakiness.
Load testing may seem like a daunting task at first, especially for testers with less coding experience. Load tests are considered complicated and hard to read as a collection of REST requests, but with the right set of tools and approach, creating and running load tests could be straightforward and easy for every tester.
Automation can speed up testing by up to 75%. Yet, it is only effective when test cases can be sustainably maintained over time. The Test Studio R2 2021 release introduces simplified test debugging to eliminate costly test maintenance and reduce the barriers to deployment.
If you want to create a great test plan for any application, there are four truths that will guide every decision you make. In fact, you’re already using them on a daily basis even if you’re not completely aware of it.
You should spend all the time on creating mock objects that you have to … and no more. Here are the three principles that will help you decide how much you actually need to do.
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