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Test-driven development for Blazor web components with bUnit
The bUnit library can be used to create unit tests for Blazor web front-ends. This allows you to create many tests that can be run quickly. Examples are used to present the first steps and the most important features of bUnit.
Web UIs with Blazor and possible use cases in industry
Blazor is a Microsoft framework for creating interactive web frontends with C#. Three deployment models are available for Blazor apps. The different architectures have a strong effect on the applications. This is explored by examples in industry.
Can agile software development work in a regulated environment? A focus on medical devices and diagnostic industry.
How can agile methods be used in the development of medical software in regulated environments? Discover proven approaches from the field that enable you to be flexible yet compliant with regulatory requirements to develop high-quality medical software.
Digital twins: a central pillar of Industry 4.0
In the so-called “Industry 4.0”, the productive times of machines and entire production lines are largely optimized in many industries. Therefore, the optimization of unproductive times, as machine downtime and reject production, are now being considered. Digital twins of production lines can be created using comprehensive data capture. Our author Marco Grafe discusses what is behind digital twins, what they are used for and whether we need them at all.
Kinematic Simulation for Beginners
Production sites in high-wage countries demand highly automated and flexible production systems to remain competitive. In most cases, developing software for production systems requires using physical components under real conditions.
ISO 25010 is changing soon
The important standard for ZEISS Digital Innovation with regard to the quality characteristics of software is being revised after more than ten years.
Event Storming at a Glance
Event Storming is a workshop format to let technical and implementation experts discuss the domain to be mapped and to work out the most important domain objects and their interactions.
Criteria catalogue for the best possible choice of test automation tools
This article is about the list of criteria for tools in test automation, the criteria catalogue, how it was validated and the results of this validation.
Tester Teatime (Part 3): Documentation in software projects – eternally unloved
The article series “Tester Tea-Time” covers topics and issues that our testers face every day. This article is dealing with the issue of documentation in day-to-day project work.
Communication between C# and C++ – A guide
This article describes the possibility to let an application written in C# communicate with a C++ application, especially for the integration of a C++ COM server with a C# client.