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Using Rollbar is great for Exceptions both handled and unhandled. But there is so much more you can get out of a solution like Rollbar. We often hear users asking us to log structured log data to Rollbar or that they have a custom JSon object that they would like to store in Rollbar. If you just send in the Json object using Rollbar.Info(YOUROBJECT) you will find that it is placed in the message body as a string. This is fine but we can do a lot better.

Business process automation (BPA) refers to the use of computer systems and software to automate business processes or tasks. These days, many people simply refer to BPA as process automation: a set of tools that automates entire business processes, end to end. Robotic process automation (RPA), on the other hand, is a single part of a process automation toolset. RPA fits into a process automation strategy by automating repetitive tasks within a process.

Learn the value of introducing the DevOps approach to software development for bringing new features to market faster without sacrificing quality.

Managing WordPress from the command line allows for quick and convenient modifications while bypassing the CMS control panel. WP-CLI was developed in such a way as to enable lightning-fast control of your website – without the need to launch a browser. Discover the capabilities of this tool. Managing a site based on WordPress is simple and intuitive – it’s one of the main advantages of this CMS.

Technology enhancements have triggered the evolution of web applications as the needs and demands of users have also evolved. These applications are adapting to the screen, changing the way they interact with the user and are more demanding in terms of security, accessibility, stability and resilience. The user has now increased its technological awareness as a result of his exposure.

Learn about the top-level insights and results that came from Bitrise's Mobile DevOps Assessment: Read the key insights from the survey.

This is Part 4 of the Requirement Gathering Blog series by Rahul Parwal where we explore more on Exploring Requirements. We’d like to thank him for sharing his expertise with the community through this information-packed piece. As a tester, being involved in the ideation stage is crucial in ensuring that the testing issues that may arise later on due to false assumptions are addressed early.