Ever wondered why your favorite websites are so fast and responsive? It all boils down to how they handle DOM manipulation. The Document Object Model (DOM) represents your web page as a structured tree. Traditionally, we used JavaScript methods like getElementById or removeChild to make changes. But as websites get more complex, these methods can slow things down. Enter React, with its game-changing Virtual DOM.

TDD refers to Test Driven Development and BDD refers to Behavior Driven Development; are fairly similar development approaches that both emphasize testing and collaboration, yet have major differences. TDD is more developer-centric, revolving around code correctness, with programming language-specific frameworks. On the other hand, BDD is more user-centric and revolves more around system behavior. In this article, we will explore in-depth what is TDD and BDD. So, let’s dive in!

As software systems grow in complexity, the importance of comprehensive testing cannot be overstated. However, writing unit tests is often a time-consuming and repetitive task leading to developer fatigue. In this blog we will over come the manual unit test development and move towards LLM driven/AI assisted unit tests.

When you run your Go programs or integration tests, numbers of raw coverage files are typically generated and dumped into a directory specified by the GOCOVERDIR environment variable. These files contain valuable data about which parts of your code were executed during tests, offering a glimpse into your code’s effectiveness and robustness. However, sifting through these raw files to extract actionable insights can be daunting and unclear for many developers.

In the rapidly evolving landscape of software development, efficient test data management (TDM) is crucial for ensuring high-quality applications. With the right Test Data Management tools, development teams can streamline their testing processes, reduce errors, and accelerate delivery cycles. In this blog, we will explore the 7 best test data management tools in 2024, focusing on their advantages, disadvantages, and pricing.

We all know the why it’s important to write clean, reliable code. But let’s face it, catching bugs before they wreak havoc on our applications can feel like chasing after a greased weasel. That’s where testing frameworks come in, acting as our trusty bug-hunting companions. In this blog, we’ll be putting two popular frameworks – Jasmine and Mocha – head-to-head.