Code coverage analysis helps expose untested code and provides a metric that your QA team can use to improve their processes. Code coverage analysis helps your team delivery a more robust product with fewer unexpected bugs.

HTTP is fundamental to modern development, from frontend to backend to mobile. But like any widespread mature standard, it's got some funky skeletons in the closet.

A popular open source alternative to Dropbox is ownCloud. This software provides easy and secure file storage and file sharing, and much more. Here’s how to get it going on CentOS.

Node.js is wildly popular, but it's not that easy to learn. Now, the Linux Foundation wants to help you pick it up with a new free online class.

The dedicated team model is transparent in terms of cost and process. By hiring a dedicated software development team, you get a reliable partner while saving your money and time-to-market.

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Serious defects happen, despite the best efforts of QA departments. Here’s what you can learn from real world screw-ups, so you can avoid making the same mistakes.

Developers sometimes try to use feature development strategies to find bugs—and that doesn't always work. How do we know when our debugging process doesn’t work? and what alternative strategies can we adopt so we can find bugs more easily?

Experienced programmers have tales to tell about the things they had to do to test and debug their applications. They agree on one thing: The bad ol’ days of development are best left in the past.

Crowdsourcing has drawn a lot of attention as a way of predicting and mapping future coronavirus hotspots based on user-reported symptoms. However, it’s also an increasingly popular approach to software application testing, engineering, and quality assurance.

Applications need to go global, but language support comes at a cost. For one thing, supporting multiple languages demands additional testing rigor.

Most development shops want QA testers involved in creating their new software. But what’s the proper ratio of testers to developers? Yes, “it depends,” but let’s look at the answers to, “…on what?”

You’ve got a new application underway. You need to map out some kind of testing schedule. Here’s advice from the experts about how to do it.

Staff augmentation is the way to improve your workforce by adding qualified technical talent from abroad. This can be a long or short-term collaboration where all legal and paperwork is handled by the service provider.

The key to successful use of test-automation tools is to correctly calibrate expectations: Recognize what the software can do and be equally aware of what it cannot do. That helps you make useful decisions in the most important areas: what can and should be automated, how it should be done, and who should do it.

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Cloud-native applications function differently from the software you deploy onsite. Testing the software works differently, too.

Every developer needs to find (and fix) bugs. But how can you squash a bug you don’t know how to find?

To track your software team productivity means to level up your business. Find out, what engineering KPIs to apply to measure and improve team productivity as well as your business.