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How can developers design and test apps and websites using a mobile-first approach?

We answered your questions from the recent Maestro-Bitrise webinar — available on demand now. Get the answers to your questions about UI tests, custom mobile testing, real business use cases, and more.

We are pleased to announce the release of NeoLoad 2023.1! While there are many new features and enhancements in this version of our software, this article will focus on two of the most impactful upgrades for our customers.

To help organizations migrate to S/4HANA successfully, Tricentis has partnered with SAP to provide our customers with tools and best practices for ensuring quality throughout every phase of the migration project. SAP invited Tricentis to be the first partner to contribute to SAP Activate, SAP’s project implementation methodology for deploying, adopting, and extending transformational solutions like S/4HANA.

More than 90% of developers use APIs regularly, according to Slashdata, with most (69%) using third-party APIs. At the same time, many businesses are recognizing the value of building API ecosystems. For instance, Expedia generates over 90% of its revenue from APIs, enabling third-party websites to book flights, cars, and hotels through its platform. With a growing number of APIs to choose from, discoverability is critical for the success of data-driven businesses.

To build the highest quality product, you need to make sure requirements are met, tests are run, and issues are resolved. And this is particularly true if you're in a highly regulated industry. What's the best way to make sure this happens? Creating a requirements traceability matrix. 👀 Read the guide: What is a requirements traceability matrix >> For many organizations, a traceability matrix is first attempted in Microsoft Excel, but there's an easier way.

Your monthly debrief is here! Debug faster with error and crash reporting on real devices, test drive the latest features, and join us for an exciting game developer Meetup in San Francisco.

In software development, shift left is a practice that helps developers find vulnerabilities and coding errors earlier in the software development process. Shift-left security is an efficient approach that focuses on security and helps address any security issues in code long before the software is released. Here, we provide an overview of what is shift-left security and offer guidance on how a static analyzer can help you uncover security vulnerabilities early in the SDLC.

Automation testing has been gaining popularity as a reliable, scalable, and cost-effective alternative to manual testing – and rightfully so. With the right testing tools, QA teams can scale their testing processes quickly. In this article, we’ll talk more about how it works and how to get started with a tool like Ghost Inspector.

Learn more about the similarities and differences between code coverage and test coverage, and how they help you create better software.