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Well-tested code: in search of meaningful coverage

CircleCI

For this reason, it’s essential to follow a proper set of techniques when writing test cases. Your testing methodology is just as important as any part of your software’s architecture. Let’s explore some standard testing techniques and discuss how to ensure your code is well-tested. Testing techniques.

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Benefits of feature toggles or feature flags

Apiumhub

Championed by influential Martin Fowler, continuous delivery is a software development discipline in which software can be released to production at any time. Feature flagging enhances continuous delivery and continuous integration by making “continuous” more achievable.

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Technology Trends for 2023

O'Reilly Media - Ideas

Content about software development was the most widely used (31% of all usage in 2022), which includes software architecture and programming languages. Software development is followed by IT operations (18%), which includes cloud, and by data (17%), which includes machine learning and artificial intelligence. growth over 2021.

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Lean Software Development: The Backstory

LeanEssays

To counter sequential processes and the long integration and defect removal phase, agile software development practices focused on fast feedback cycles in these areas: Test-driven development: Start by writing tests (think of them as executable specifications) and then write the code to pass the tests.

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Quality Assurance (QA) Testing & the Business Impacts of Software Quality

Gorilla Logic

Defines and manages the team’s QA testing strategy, resource planning, internal team communication, testing process estimation, and quality of work. Communicates with the Product Owner (PO) to gather requirements, shares them with the testing team, and ensures testing supports requirements. Architectural flaws.