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Test Plan vs. Test Strategy: What's the Difference?

DZone

In the process of testing a software application, test plans and test strategies are quite crucial. A strong test plan and strategy will always prevent errors in the application. As software testers, we should be aware of these 2 phrases, as they are critical in testing software applications.

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The Role of Sanity Testing in Performance Engineering

DZone

As a CTO, my role extends beyond overseeing technical solutions I work closely with engineering teams to ensure performance testing strategies align with business goals. Over the years, Ive seen how overlooking this step can lead to wasted time, misleading results, and frustration.

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The Future of Performance Testing

Alex Podelko

Following up my post Are Times still Good for Load Testing? , First of all, integrating into agile development (shift-left / continuous performance testing) and integrating into performance information loop with production (shift-right) to form a holistic performance view.

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The Three Types of Performance Testing

CSS Wizardry

A lot of companies—even if they are aware that performance is key to their business—are often unsure of how, when, or where performance testing sits within their development lifecycle. To make things worse, they’re also usually unsure whose responsibility performance measuring and monitoring is.

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Performance Testing vs Stress Testing vs Load Testing

DZone

Software Testing comprises of different testing practices such as unit testing, integration testing, UAT testing, accessibility testing, etc. Every testing practice is having its significant importance and role in the software development lifecycle (SDLC).

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Top 10 Mobile Performance Testing Tools in 2020

DZone

According to App Annie , in 2019, consumers averaged 3 hours and 40 minutes per day on mobile (up 35% from 2017), highlighting the fact that companies from all industries stand to benefit from putting mobile at the center of their digital transformation strategy.

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Performance Testing with Open Source Tools – Myths and Reality

Alex Podelko

Some time ago Federico Toledo published Performance Testing with Open Source Tools- Busting The Myths. How did you get into performance engineering? I remember really liking the technical side of these tests. What load testing tools did you use? As most things in life, by chance.