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How to Use iOS 18 Update to Give Your App an Edge
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How to Use iOS 18 Update to Give Your App an Edge

Mobile apps are all about ease of use and convenience. Nothing makes these two more prominent in your product than customization availability. Perhaps that’s why the new iOS 18 banked on fresh personalization and process simplification features. Today, we discuss Apple’s hot update and what it means for your applications.

iOS 18’s New Features & Their Implications

This article isn’t going to dissect and fawn over Apple�...

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Mobile Application Testing Process: Step-By-Step Explanation

As the internet penetration increases and smartphones become more affordable, the use of mobile applications globally also increases. Probably, there’s an application for everything nowadays – from government and banking services to fitness, learning, games, and much more. And if you are planning to add a new title to this collection, it’s still a good idea. With research and careful planning, it is possible to find the right audience for a product in no time. There is one thing we keep emphasizing when it comes to planning. It is crucial to remember about the QA part and always count for the app testing services process in the estimates. Software testing is essential if you want to release a product that works as supposed. However, some teams rely on developers testing their code, which isn’t the best solution. Those who understand the significance of professional expertise sometimes start looking ...
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Your Guide to Understanding Risk-Based Testing

The goal of risk-based testing is to concentrate testing on key functions and spend more time on them. It is possible to manage the test process through intelligent evaluation and convey the predicted implications of actions taken by combining the focused process with metrics. Risk is the occurrence of an unknown event that has a positive or negative impact on a project's measured success criteria. It could be something that happened in the past, something that is happening now, or something that will happen in the future. These unforeseen events might have an impact on an entire project's cost, business, technical, and quality goals.

What Is Risk-Based Testing?

A risk-based testing approach is a method of software testing that is based on risk likelihood. It entails analyzing the risk based on software complexity, business criticality, frequency of use, and probable defect areas, among other factors. Risk-based testing prioritizes testing of software program aspects ...
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Testing in Production
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Testing in Production: Risks, Benefits, and Best Practices

Testing in production might sound like a developer or tester’s worst nightmare. However, in the tech industry, testing in production is becoming more and more prevalent even though many people are still skeptical about the whole issue. But it’s important to be clear on what this process is to avoid misunderstandings. Testing in production does not imply delivering untested features and hoping for the best. Hope and luck are not strategies. A robust QA plan must still ensure that testing occurs early in the development stage while leveraging manual software testing and other automated testing methodologies. That is to say, in-production testing is meant to supplement rather than replace testing in a pre-production environment. The execution of software tests in a live environment is referred to as production testing. Because it reflects the real world, it is a good approach to software testing. Due to variable configurations, controlled settings, and the absence of other reali...
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eHealth Software Testing
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Fundamentals of eHealth Software Testing

The traditional interactions between patients, doctors, and pharmaceutical companies are no longer relevant in the digital age. See your doctor, get a prescription, take your meds, and report back to your doctor if you experience any side effects. This was the cycle throughout the treatment period. But during these unprecedented times of digital transformation, technology is driving change and innovation in the healthcare industry. Electronic systems hold a vast amount of patient data, and they are being adopted by an increasing number of medical facilities. Digital health services such as telemedicine, chatbots for patient triage, AI-enabled medical devices, and electronic health records are reshaping how patients engage with health professionals, how data is shared among providers, and how treatment plans and health outcomes are decided and administered.

The Importance of eHealth Software Testing

In line with global digitization, healthcare institutions are increasingly ...
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QA for Media and Entertainment: How to Test Your Digital Platform

The media and entertainment industry is on the rise. In a way, we can say something like this about many niches. Still, taking into account easy access to technology and the internet, restrictions regarding social interactions, an abundance of content released every day, and an increasing number of options for digital entertainment, one can say without a doubt that entertainment apps and services are among the most frequently used.

Brief Overview of the Entertainment and Media Market

In 2017, 67% of smartphone users utilized gaming, entertainment, news, and sports apps, coming back to the apps 2x to 3x times a day, according to Ipsos MORI research. 55% of people reported using entertainment apps while relaxing. PWC predi...
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How to Write a Bug Report: a Brief Guideline

Out of all the test artifacts, there is a one software tester encounters every day. It is a bug report – a document describing a problem, its severity and priority, and the steps that allow reproducing this problem. Using bug reports, developers can quickly identify what part of code works incorrectly and fix it. A well-written bug report guarantees efficient cooperation between a developer and a QA team. Therefore, creating good bug reports is one of the most important skills for a software tester. So how to make a bug report that will make developers happy? We’ll share some tips based on the experience of our QA specialists.

How to Write a Good Bug Report

When it comes to documentation writing, there is a universal rule you can use: make it simple. The simpler, the better. However, simple doesn’t mean short. Bug reports should feature the details that let a reader understand the nature of a defect. In other words, there should be enough information to se...
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EdTech Software Trends and Quality Tips to Keep In Mind

EdTech services are becoming more widely used by both academic and corporate sectors. The digitalization of education started a while ago, and it gained a powerful boost in 2020. Due to the circumstances, schools, universities, and companies were to adapt their learning and training curriculums to the available online methods. Despite inconveniences and inequality concerns, this experience reminded (and to some, revealed) the true potential of educational technology software. The present climate opens immense possibilities before EdTech software companies. However, the competition also becomes more intense. The creation of a product that will attract attention comes with thorough research, careful implementation of logic and features, and, of course, lots of testing. Our CTO has already shared some information about ...
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Best Approach to Fintech App Testing When Under Pressure

Fintech is a growing industry with an increase in investment and technology that’s expanding like never before. The global fintech market has an expected annual growth rate of over 23% between 2021 and 2026 to reach a market value of US$324 billion by 2026. This may be a staggering estimation, but infrastructure-based technology is transforming the future of the financial services industry. Because of emerging technologies, Fintech companies are able to deliver low-cost personalized products that are resulting in an increase in customer expectations. AI interfaces and chatbots are redefining customer service, while Fintech solutions look to replace legacy online and mobile banking systems. However, for Fintech companies to be profitable, they need a successful platform, skilled developers, and QA to offer a competitive product while adhering to strict industry regulations. The latter should entail, among other things, ...
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Managing the Obscure Boundaries Between Development, QA, and DevOps

As technology has advanced so have the processes with IT organizations. DevOps is fast-becoming the pinnacle framework for software development companies with the promise increased business agility, accelerated product delivery, and higher product quality. Moving away from the traditional waterfall approach that included labor-intensive tasks such as manual software testing, DevOps streamlines, automates, and shortens the development life cycle. This has become a necessity in today’s increasing competitiveness in the software app market. The transition of software practices encompasses more than just process change or the adoption of different tools. People sit at the heart of efficient processes and DevOps is built on the foundation of eliminating barriers between roles.

Modernized Characters in a Modern Process

The success of DevOps starts with a refreshed mindset regarding key roles within the software life cycle. This involves having the right people with the right skil...
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