Today, UI test automation is one of the most popular topics encountered during test automation discussions. In order to accomplish any UI test automation task effectively, framework usage is strongly suggested. When building up a test automation framework, variety of models and tools can be used.
As the software testers, many of us have some familiarity with test automation tools. Some of us may have used them for a long period, some of us may have played with them a little only, or have heard about their names, without even knowing their functionality.
The need to safeguard digital systems and networks cannot be overemphasized in today’s connected society. Cybercriminals and hackers are continually developing new ways to exploit weaknesses, putting organizations at risk.
On June 28, the European Commission published its proposal to revise the EU Payments Services Directive (PSD2). This long-awaited proposal contains a number of significant improvements and developments that would impact third-party providers, banks, payment service providers (PSPs) and ultimately retailers.
Payments have evolved significantly throughout time. The graphic below show the evolution of paper money from its first use in 806 to cheques, wire transfers, credit payments, and finally a variety of plastic payment systems up to 1979.
Software test automation has a very important place today. Over time, manual tests have started to give way to test automation to a large extent. This does not mean that manual testing is losing its importance. While some test scenarios are suitable for automation, some scenarios must be tested manually.
As the Internet of Things (IoT) becomes ubiquitous, companies have recently concentrated on how to succeed in competing in the compelling universe of IoT.
Although the worldwide spread of smartphones and UC applications raise some question marks about the future of desk phones, it is certain that this negative change will not occur overnight, and desk phones will continue to a long way ahead, despite some challenges.
First mobile phones were invented in the 1940s by the engineers working at AT&T. They looked quite different from the mobile phones we are using today and mostly used for public service communications. It took another 70 years for a revolution to occur in mobile phones.
Performing some certain tasks in an automated fashion requires the development of complex algorithms which can be used in such a sophisticated way that researchers and clinical practitioners can benefit from them to investigate, hypothesize and figure out complicated medical problems.
As ICterra, when we have started our journey with the mission of “Excellence in Software Engineering”, we have decided that the satisfaction of all our stakeholders would be our highest priority and embraced the “environment” as one of our stakeholders.
Let’s continue to talk about our blog series “Remote Teams in an Era of Agile”. What I have mentioned in my previous blog post was “Technical Excellence and Agility”. Today, I would like to continue with the time zone challenge within international teams working across different time zones.
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