Posts Tagged ‘testing’

Introduction Redux, a JavaScript application’s predictable state container, has emerged as a key component for React application state management. To make sure that your state management functions as intended, it is essential to test your Redux code. We’ll look at methods and resources for testing Redux apps in this extensive article.   Why Test Redux? […]

Understanding Unit Testing Unit testing is a crucial aspect of software development, especially in complex applications like Android apps. It involves testing individual units of code, such as methods or classes, in isolation. This ensures the correctness of each component, leading to a more robust and reliable application. Why Unit Testing in MVVM? The Model-View-ViewModel […]

The Evolving Landscape of Automotive QA  In today’s automotive industry, QA is no longer an afterthought—it’s the foundation of everything we do. Vehicles have evolved far beyond simple machines into complex ecosystems of hardware, software, connectivity, and automation. With the rise of autonomous driving and electric vehicles, the intricacies of these systems have reached new […]

Did you ever feel tense while taking your exams? Or you must have watched the Olympics or other sports events like cricket, football, etc. When you focus on national players during significant events, you can observe stress and anxiety in performing at that level. Similar is the situation of an IT professional during a production […]

Software development requires testing as an essential component. It ensures that your code operates as intended and finds errors before being used in production. Test writing, meanwhile, can occasionally seem like a tedious task. Fortunately, this procedure may be accelerated and improved upon by using GitHub Copilot, an AI-powered coding assistant. In this blog post, we’ll […]

Testing Lightning components is a crucial step in ensuring the quality and reliability of Salesforce applications. As a QA professional, it is essential to understand the unique challenges and best practices involved in testing these components. In this blog, we will explore the various approaches and tools available for testing Lightning components, highlighting the importance […]

As a Salesforce Admin, delivering projects on time and ensuring user adoption is crucial. However, one of the biggest challenges is getting User Acceptance Testing (UAT) right. Ineffective UAT can lead to costly delays, frustrated users, and even failed deployments. By focusing on these key areas, you can create a comprehensive UAT plan that validates […]

Permission sets in Salesforce are a powerful tool for granting users access to specific objects, fields, and functionality without modifying their profiles. However, testing permission sets is crucial to ensure they are working as intended and not causing any unintended consequences. Let’s discuss when and how to test permission sets, as well as some advanced […]

Welcome back to the second installment of our three-part series on Cypress, the premier tool for testing web applications. Having covered the basics in our first article, we now turn our focus to advanced testing techniques that can further enhance your testing strategy. This article aims to explore the depths of Cypress’s capabilities, helping you […]

What is Cypress Cypress is a modern JavaScript-based end-to-end (e2e) testing framework designed to automate web testing by running tests directly in the browser. Cypress has become a popular tool for web applications due to a number of distinctive advantages such as user-friendly interface, fast test execution, ease of debugging, ease of writing tests, etc. […]

You may have never heard of Storybook or maybe that was just a glimpse leaving you a feeling Storybook is such an unnecessary tool – in that case, this article is for you. Previously, I could share this opinion, but since I played with Storybook in action when building JumpStart starter kit with Next.Js, it […]

Timed interactions refer to any interaction with an application with a time constraint. This could be a login session that expires after a certain time, a payment gateway that times out if the user takes too long to complete the transaction, or any other interaction with a time limit. Testing the accessibility of these interactions […]