Author: Agnel Anjuluse

Benchmarking is a process of comparing the performance, quality, or other attributes of a product, service, or system against established standards or industry best practices. In the context of technology and AI, benchmarking is commonly used to evaluate and measure the performance of hardware, software, algorithms, or systems. It helps in assessing how well a… Continue reading Benchmarking

Headless testing refers to the process of running web tests without a graphical user interface (GUI). In a traditional web browser, when you interact with a webpage, you see the page’s content and layout. However, in headless testing, the browser operates in the background without displaying the user interface, making it faster and more efficient… Continue reading Headless Testing

Crucible is a collaborative code review tool developed by Atlassian, the company behind popular software development tools like Jira, Confluence, and Bitbucket. Crucible is designed to facilitate peer code reviews, which are an essential part of the software development process for maintaining code quality, sharing knowledge, and catching bugs early. Here are some key features… Continue reading Crucible

CodeClimate is a platform that provides automated code analysis and software engineering insights to help development teams improve the quality of their codebases. It offers a range of features and services aimed at identifying and addressing issues in code, ensuring coding best practices, and enhancing overall software maintainability. Here are some key aspects and features… Continue reading CodeClimate

TASK IEGUN-180 On sales order PDFs, if the HS Code field value is large, then the “Expected Ship Date” field is split and shows it on two different lines. Solution: This can be achieved by styling.

Low-code and no-code platforms have gained popularity for their ability to streamline and accelerate the process of software development by enabling individuals with varying levels of technical expertise to create applications without writing extensive code. Testing in the context of low-code and no-code development involves validating the functionality, quality, and reliability of applications built using… Continue reading Low-Code/No-Code Testing

Property-Based Testing (PBT) is a software testing technique that focuses on validating the properties and behaviors of a software system using automated test case generation. Unlike traditional example-based testing, where specific input examples are used, PBT generates a wide range of test cases based on specified properties or invariants that the software should satisfy. Key… Continue reading Property-Based Testing (PBT)

Automated Bug Detection (ABD) is a software testing technique that involves the use of automated tools and algorithms to identify defects, errors, vulnerabilities, or unexpected behaviours in software applications. ABD aims to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of the testing process by automatically detecting bugs that might otherwise go unnoticed during manual testing. Key features… Continue reading Automated Bug Detection (ABD)

Task EVSM-221 Clarification Required When creating a sales order with an inventory item, the “On order” quantity is not updated on the item record. But the “On Order” quantity value is updated for assembly items. Solution: