Posts Tagged ‘Perficient’

Welcome to the informative series of Salesforce CPQ. In the previous part of this article, we’ve seen What Salesforce CPQ is, understood what actual configure, price, and quote are, how to sign in for CPQ enabled org, and many more. You can go with this link if you have not read it yet. In this […]

Welcome back to the second part of our network simulation series! In this blog, we’ll explore the exciting world of automating network simulation using Selenium and Java. By incorporating network simulation into your automated testing suite, you can ensure that your web applications are thoroughly tested under diverse network conditions. Let’s dive into the step-by-step […]

Selenium 4 introduces powerful features that allow you to simulate various network scenarios, providing a robust foundation for testing your web applications. In this blog, we’ll dive into the fascinating realm of simulating offline network conditions using Selenium 4 and Chrome DevTools. Setting Up Selenium WebDriver with Chrome DevTools To embark on the journey of […]

Understanding Vue.js Router Vue.js routing acts as a guide for your web application, instructing it on which page or component to showcase as the URL shifts. This functionality enables the creation of interactive, multi-page experiences within the framework of a single-page application. This blog, we’ll explore the essential elements of Vue.js routing, encompassing route creation, […]

Vue.js Watchers In Vue.js, when your data changes, the webpage updates automatically. But sometimes, you might want to do extra things when certain data changes. That’s where watchers step in. Watchers are like special helpers in Vue.js. They keep an eye on specific pieces of information (like a number or a word) and jump into […]

One of our client requirements was to post a multiperiod journal. In the Consolidation process, this kind of request is uncommon; however, this request was from a Planning process perspective. In the following document, I describe the steps to create a multiperiod journal with OneStream XF. Create a Journal Template Navigate to and select Application […]

Welcome back to our exploration of Selenium 4’s Actions API. In this second part, we’ll delve into advanced techniques and real-world applications of the enhanced Actions API. The focus will be on mouse actions, including click and release, alternate button clicks, double-clicking, moving to elements, and drag-and-drop functionalities. Additionally, we’ll provide insights into when to […]

Selenium 4, the latest iteration of the Selenium WebDriver, introduces several enhancements to streamline web automation. One notable improvement is the revamped Actions API. This low-level interface provides virtualized device input actions to the web browser, offering granular control over keyboard, mouse, pen, touch devices, and even scroll wheel interactions. In this blog, we will […]

In the ever-evolving landscape of web automation, Selenium 4 has emerged as a powerhouse with a plethora of features aimed at enhancing the testing experience. Among the standout additions is the capability to capture screenshots of specific web elements. This feature not only simplifies debugging but also provides a robust mechanism for visual validation in […]

The recent introduction of AWS Q has certainly caught the attention of the tech community. This new platform offers a promising set of features, including Retrieval Augmented Generation capabilities, aiming to enhance the domain of generative AI-powered assistance. It’s an interesting development that offers fresh possibilities for IT professionals and developers. In terms of utilizing […]

In this blog, we will focus on the world’s best CRM software i.e., Salesforce, and understand what Salesforce CPQ is. What is CPQ? Salesforce CPQ, which stands for Configure, Price, Quote, is a powerful tool within the Salesforce ecosystem designed to streamline and optimize the complex process of generating quotes and proposals. In today’s world, […]

When creating and testing websites or applications, mimicking real-life network situations is really important. Chrome DevTools offers a strong way to mimic various network conditions. It helps developers and testers imitate different networks and check how well their applications work in different situations. This guide will take you through the steps of simulating networks using […]