Testing and Quality Assurance
The AI Revolution in Software Quality Assurance: A New Era of Quality Engineering and Productivity State-of-the-art AI platforms are transforming SQA. Automation, improved visibility, and streamlined processes are boosting efficiency and effectiveness for QA teams today. As AI evolves, embracing it and developing the necessary skills will be crucial for QA professionals to thrive in the future. |
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Generative AI: Pushing Software Development Forward? Generative AI is fundamentally changing software development by automating tasks and improving code quality, but developers need to be aware of its limitations and biases. |
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Exploring the Features of CodeWhisperer and Its Role in the Future of Coding Learn how Amazon CodeWhisperer is uniquely designed to help you develop better code faster, improve security, protect your privacy, and strengthen—not threaten—your career as a coder. |
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Wrangling API Security Amid Rapid Growth APIs are an open attack vector for an organization's network and data. Here are some best practices to secure APIs and test them more thoroughly. |
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4 Questions to Audit API Security In the first half of 2021, API attacks had increased by 348%. With the proliferation of APIs, we have every reason to plan for an increase in the number and complexity of attacks. This questioning to API security provides lines of inquiry that lead to a better understanding of how APIs fit into security and business. |
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The 5 Biggest Challenges Facing the IoT Today The Internet of Thing's rapid growth and prevalence has brought with it a host of unique challenges that have to be addressed as we continue to integrate it into our personal and professional lives. So, let’s look at why they exist, and possible solutions to them. |
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UAT Entrance Criteria: Don’t Negotiate Against Yourself An important component of any User Acceptance Testing (UAT) plan are the entry criteria. No complex data system will ever be perfect, but starting with lax entrance criteria puts the UAT team in a weak position. |
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And Now a Word from (One of) Your Customers… A plea to software product owners to avoid adding buggy features or making capricious changes to your GUI. Quality matters, remember? |