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What is Combinatorial Testing?

Ever looked at your test plan with dread? You’ve got this amazing software application, but it has to operate seamlessly on a dizzying array of web browsers, operating systems, devices, user roles, payment methods, and language preferences. How do you even test all those permutations? This is not a matter of making sure one feature …

API Testing Checklist

A software application is made up of multiple components. These components are connected by multiple APIs (Application ...

What is Deep Testing?

Within the constantly evolving culture of software development, testing has become more than just simple “checks” of ...

What is Cryptography?

Digital communication is extensive, and information security has never been more critical. As data travels far and wide through ...

Iteration Regression Testing vs. Full Regression Testing

Your software’s safety net, that’s what regression testing is. It’s the act of re-running tests to ensure that ...

High-Level Design (HLD) vs. Low-Level Design (LLD)

If Code Is Law, Then Design Is Policy. Design is the blueprint of effective software. It is important to plan well in advance, at ...

What is Code Freeze and is it Relevant Today?

Ever been part of a software release cycle where, at a certain point, new features stop, major changes are put on hold, and the ...
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