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How to Write Better JavaScript with Flow: a Simple Guide

Why Use Flow? Developers and support engineers are spending thousands of work hours debugging code. Even the most straightforward bugs like passing incorrect data types such as passing ‘2’ instead of 2 (i.e., string instead of a number) or incorrectly passing arguments to a function could break a real-time application. The worst part is that …

FAQ – Can testRigor run tests in parallel?

TestRigor has been built from the ground up to run tests in parallel. In fact, this is how tests run by default because in the ...

Essential QA Metrics to Improve Your Software Testing

QA Metrics – Introduction QA stands for Quality Assurance, an essential part of SDLC (Software Development Life Cycle) ...

DataHerald Case Study

DataHerald’s Co-Founder and CTO Amir Zorhrenejad is sharing how their company was able to free engineering resources by ...

FAQ – Can testRigor Really Handle Complex User Flows?

 testRigor can handle complex user flows. You would think that, if you need something complex, you would need engineering. But ...
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