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Kubernetes shouldn’t be reserved for production. Using local Kubernetes in development means you can build and test your service using the same technologies as your live deployments. Some organizations provide a shared Kubernetes cluster for development activities. Others offer on-demand virtual clusters that serve staging environments for significant changes.

When developing web applications, one of the important things is to provide smooth accessibility of your product to the clients. But that is not an easy task to accomplish as several factors come into play. Software testing requires coverage of many different devices, environments, and conditions. We in Loadero provide features to use different browsers, run tests from different locations, set different fake media for webcam and mic simulation, etc.

Cucumber and Selenium are comparable in certain aspects. Both are employed in functional testing and both are Open Source. But what distinguishes the Selenium and Cucumber frameworks? Who makes use of them? And how would you combine them?

Internet Explorer has gone end of life on June 15. You might have stumbled upon an Internet Explorer issue of not being able to view certain content on the browser or experiencing a page that takes forever to load. Well, out of the old and in with the new. As of June 15, 2022, the Internet Explorer (IE) 11 desktop app end of support will be effective to make way for Microsoft Edge. To minimize the impact on users and businesses using legacy Internet Explorer-based sites and applications, Microsoft.

If you use a framework like Electron to develop a desktop version of your web application, you may have run into a common problem when testing your application: So while you can test most of the critical functions of your app in the web version, there are some critical test cases for the desktop version that you simply can’t automate (such as setting up desktop notifications or verifying the app can be downloaded and installed).

Project managers are required to manage people, teams, and tools. They accept accountability for the broader picture. Jira is a prominent project management program that is owned by Atlassian. Jira is a fantastic tool for both developers and testers. Many integrations enhance Jira's use for development teams. This post discusses some of the best Jira integrations for quality assurance, software testing, and test management that allow developers and testers to collaborate effortlessly.