Greetings, fellow testers. I was asked an interesting question last night and thought I'd share it with you As you've seen in recent blog posts and videos, our upcoming release will allow you to record your tests using multiple browsers. That lead one user to wonder if if it was necessary to do so — "If I want to run a test in each of the browsers, will I need to record the same test in each of those browsers?" Fortunately, there's no such need. Any test you record can be played back using any browser; there's no tie ...
Don't let JavaScript stress you out. This article is on how to integrate linters into your build system to bring peace and happiness back to your workflow.
I am glad to announce that Icenium Everlive now supports the ability to send push notifications to iOS, Android and Windows Phone devices. Using Everlive for push notifications removes the complexity of integrating with multiple notification services and gives you an easy to use client SDKs.
Push notifications are a convenient way to drive customers back to your app and increase the overall engagement and satisfaction of your app. They can be used for notifying your users for marketing campaigns, promotions, reminders or chat message alerts. You can send any type of data you want to your app and process it on the device in any way you want even if your app is not currently running.
We’re taking a new step for Test Studio: we’re making Test Studio 2013 R1 available as a public beta. This release of Test Studio has undergone some major changes, and we’d like your feedback on what you think of things so far! We’re making a Beta build of R1 available for you until 15 August. The Beta will expire at that point, so keep reading if you’re interested in having an early look at the release! Where to Get It We’ve made the Beta build available right on your Telerik.com My Account page. (Don’t have an account? All you ...
In this five part series we’ve been examining what I consider to be key project issues that can turn into real project killers if not properly managed or avoided. In the first three parts so far we’ve covered:
Part 1 - starting too fast – don’t start before everyone is really ready and the project is well-defined Part 2 – a vague budget – managing a project with no real budget is dangerous – sounds easy but it’s not and it can become very hard, if not impossible, to ever define financial success Part 3 – an indecisive customer – ...
I bet you already read about the amazing cloud-powered controls that were introduced with the latest release of RadControls for Windows Phone. Today, only a few days later, we have another big announcement to make. Everlive, the service that powers the cloud controls, now also features push notifications!