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7 Best Practices of Mobile Application Testing You Wish You Knew Earlier

These days use of smart phones, tablets, and other smart devices have increased. Thus development of mobile applications is also growing at a rapid rate. Mobile applications have now become the primary medium of interaction for all customers and businesses.  Therefore, it has become a challenging task for the developer to develop mobile apps as per the requirement and choice of the customer. Just like the developer, testers are also facing the same challenges in order to test those applications. Mobile app testing is an essential but time-consuming task as it reveals the flaws and challenges of the application. Mobile app testing poses several challenges due to huge variations in devices, network, and OS. Let us discuss some of the best practices in mobile app testing that can be followed to deliver a high-quality app. 1. Test Early and Often:  Testing should be started as soon as development reaches a logical stage. It helps to recognize issues early before they become t

The Whole Process Of Load Testing

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First of all, let us talk about what actually Load Testing is. It is the procedure that is followed to put demands on a specific system or device and measure its response. This kind of software evaluation is done for determination of the behavior of a particular system under normal circumstances as well as during anticipated circumstances of an optimal load. The process also helps in the identification of the operating capacity of an application along with bottlenecks and technical glitches (if any) that are responsible for any degradation or hindrance of normal activity whatsoever. Load test for web applications ·          Keep a check if the updates carried out on the application are performing as expected. ·          Check the server response time for the application to load. ·          Test the performance of APIs. ·          Test the time lag when a service request is placed by the user(s). ·          Check the breaking point in a system. Why load t