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The world is filled with products and services that power our everyday lives. As consumers, we all appreciate the benefits of a great product. But think back to the last time you used an app or website that was slow to load or failed to open. Experiences like that can leave a lasting negative impression and hurt a business’s reputation.

Every year, WSO2Con brings together developers, tech enthusiasts, and IT leaders from around the world to dive into the latest in APIs, identity management, integration, and now AI. It’s a space to learn from keynotes and hands-on sessions, share best practices, and get a first look at what’s new from WSO2. So when people walked into the AI Labs at WSO2Con, they expected to hear about AI agents. What they didn’t expect was to meet one, embodied inside a four-legged robot dog.

Findings from 100+ data professionals on when to build in-house versus buy vendor solutions.

In this blog post, we'll talk about the significant challenge of managing and governing a growing number of APIs across multiple teams in an organization — and how Control Plane Groups are a clear solution to avoid the chaos of inconsistent policies and operational bottlenecks. Scaling your API infrastructure is tough. Managing a sprawling landscape of APIs, especially across multiple teams, can feel like an impossible task.

You’ve likely heard a lot about MCP (Model Context Protocol) lately. It’s one of the many AI functions that are being added into the testing landscape every day. The open-source standard for connecting AI applications to external systems has been getting significant buzz in enterprise software testing, with Tricentis leading the way with its industry-first secure remote MCP servers.

AI agents can manage a wider range of tasks than any automation tool yet developed, thanks to their decision intelligence and context reasoning capabilities. Agentic workflows, or processes where at least some of the work is automated by AI agents, make some IT leaders enthusiastic and give others pause. There are valid reasons for both feelings. And the stakes are even higher when you begin orchestrating multiple AI agents.

Python has long relied on pip as its standard package manager, but a blazing-fast alternative is now changing the landscape. uv is a Rust-based package manager that aims to transform Python dependency management with unmatched performance and simplicity. In this guide, you will learn everything you need to know about uv and how to smoothly transition from the traditional pip ecosystem. Let's get started!

In Selenium, interacting with a page element only works if that element exists. That's why checking whether an element is present is one of the first things any test should do. It confirms that the application has loaded the expected content and is ready for the next step. When you verify element present in Selenium, you reduce flaky failures and improve test reliability. This is especially helpful when testing dynamic apps that load content based on user actions or network timing.

Before any software goes live, it must pass its final checkpoint: User Acceptance Testing (UAT). This stage validates the product against real business goals and user expectations, ensuring it’s not just technically correct but also usable in real workflows. In this blog, we’ll explain what UAT is, why it matters, and how to perform UAT testing effectively. Did you know nearly 70% of software projects fail because they don’t meet user needs – not because of coding errors?

Do you have a DB2 database that needs a REST API? Now you can connect to your IBM DB2 with DreamFactory in just a few minutes. In this short blog post I’ll explain how you can connect to DB2 with DreamFactory’s auto-generated REST API for DB2.