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Generate test data with Oracle SQL
Many projects work with databases, and of course the performance of the system has to be tested. Usually, smaller amounts of data are entered by means of manual tests, but how do you get bulk data?
Distributed Work – An Experience Report on the Practical Application of Remote Mob-Testing
In this article we take a look at our latest ZDI online campus event for internal training, where our colleagues held a Remote Mob-Testing Workshop. We present our experiences on that and give some best practices.
UI-Dev Session (Part 2) – Experience report from everyday project life
The UI dev session has become a tried and tested tool in our projects. In this blog post, I report on our experiences with it – away from theory, towards practice.
UI-Dev-Session (Part 1) – Efficiently Solve UI Errors in the Team
This article shows how you can solve UI errors quickly and efficiently in a UI Dev session while promoting the collaboration in the team.
MAUI – More than an island
Microsoft is expected to release a new, unified UI platform for all systems in November 2021 under the resounding name MAUI, or in full “.NET Multi-Platform App UI”. In this article, we will look at the features of the tool known so far.
Web Components (Part 2) – Integration into React
According to their idea, Web Components can be used independently of JavaScript frameworks. While this works with Angular, for example, with just a few steps without problems, the situation with React is unfortunately a bit different. Why this is so and how to solve the problem is explained in this blog post.
Exploratory Testing (Part 1) – The Test for Lazy People or the Crown of Creation in Terms of Testing?
Explorative testing can do much more than just working off test cases in a monotonous way: It promotes creative thinking during a test session, blasts limitations and satisfies curiosity. However, there are some prejudices about this method. In this article we will take a closer look at them in order to get rid of them.
Appium – An Introduction (Part 1)
Appium is a test automation tool specifically designed for testing mobile applications. It enables us to simulate mobile-specific use cases.
The Test Analyst – Just a Reviewer for Automated Test Cases? A Field Report from an Agile Environment
In the agile environment, test automation helps to minimize effort and to increase quality. But how can this time-consuming automation be implemented in the everyday life of a test analyst?
WCF Alternatives (Part 4) – Summary
In the last blog post of the series on alternatives for the Windows Communication Foundation (WCF), we are going to recapitulate and compare them once again.