Whitepapers

As you get started with your next Vue application, you can save yourself some time and stress by making a proper plan before you even lay a finger on your keyboard. This whitepaper is an application checklist of sorts, addressing all the key considerations of a typical Vue development project. It offers a high-level outline of the main decisions you may have to make, based on solid application-building practices.

Download the whitepaper for an overview of the Vue developer tools and strategies you need in all stages of app development, including:

• Project management and development process
• Developer tooling choices (package managers, task runners, linters, CLI and UI components)
• Frontend and UX
• Backend API
• Performance strategies
• Testing methodologies
• Accessibility, i18n and environments

To have a smooth process when building your next Vue application, it’s essential to think ahead and choose options that best support your team and the goals of the project.

For many developers, the JavaScript ecosystem can feel like a bazaar, stuffed with libraries and frameworks that do anything and everything one could imagine. Making decisions in this hyper-dynamic landscape that you will have to stick to long term is hard. How do you choose a suitable JavaScript framework for your next project? Which one would be most reliable for the changes and challenges you anticipate?

Download this whitepaper to learn about:

• The current state of the Angular, React and Vue frameworks 
• Key considerations in making framework decisions 
• How the top JavaScript frameworks compare against a comprehensive list of criteria
• Reasons for choosing one JavaScript framework over the other 

Which criteria would you look at when comparing frontend frameworks? Author Brandon Satrom has drafted a well-informed list, from ecosystem considerations such as history, corporate support and community, to framework-specific considerations like the getting started experience, skill requirements and tooling available. For the enterprise software architect, there’s a section on factors that uniquely affect enterprises.

There are a lot of moving pieces in creating a real-world application in React. This guide brings up some key considerations worth looking at before getting started on your next React development project. It offers a high-level outline of the many decisions you may have to make, from tooling choices all the way through to deployment and performance strategies.

Download the whitepaper for an overview of the developer tools and strategies you need in all stages of app development, such as:

• Project management and development process
• Tooling choice
• Frontend and UX
• Backend API
• Performance strategies
• Testing methodologies
• Accessibility, i18n and environments

The end game? To improve your productivity by planning before you start executing.

Before you start on your next ASP.NET Web Forms application take some time to plan—it will save you time and help avoid roadblocks. This whitepaper discusses what developers need to consider when planning an ASP.NET Web Forms project based on solid application-building practices.

Download the whitepaper for an overview of the C# developer tools you need in all stages of app development:

• Project management and development process tooling
• Backend and testing methodologies
• Working with data (Entity framework, LINQ, object mapping)
• Frontend, UX and responsive UI
• Accessibility, i18n and Environments

To create a successful ASP.NET Web Forms application, it’s essential to think ahead and choose options that best support your team and the goals of the project.

In the agile era, you need an alternative approach to traditional testing. We believe that the equal focus on both the business and the technology enables testers to make a unique contribution to the project success. Get to know the methods testers use to demonstrate value and make essential contributions to the software development and delivery in the agile process.
We threw in a small added bonus for you: THE 6 KEY STEPS to prepare & execute the testing of an agile project!
Start working on your agile testing plans today!

Software load testing is generally understood to consist of exercising an application with multiple users to determine its behavior characteristics. As testers add users, they measure such characteristics as application response time for different pages and various measures of system resource utilization and performance. Load testing may also consist of increasing the number of users until the application breaks or otherwise becomes unusable.

Regardless of whether you’re validating performance requirements, guarding against regressions, or flooding your system in a load test designed to make your database server weep, you absolutely must approach your testing with a logical, empirical mindset. You’ll need to spend some time considering your environment, hardware, baseline datasets, and how to configure your system itself.

Teams new to test automation, and even some who’ve been working in automation for some time, often struggle with a number of challenges. This whitepaper will lay out several of the most common challenges and give you some ideas on how to avoid them. You’ll learn approaches for setting expectations with the entire team on automation efforts; ensuring the team understands page locators and dynamic content situations, and more.