3rd-Year IT Student | Former Performance Tester Intern at KBTG | Quality Assurance Automation Intern at TTB Spark
Just finished my Medium article about Locust in performance testing! You can check it here ??
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"?? Ready for the next step in Performance Testing? Dive into our third video: 'Performance Test Plan | Designing Step by Step.' Join me on @littleslawyoutubechannel as we meticulously design a performance test plan, leveraging the power of JMeter and essential performance engineering principles. Whether you're refining your skills or starting fresh, this episode promises practical guidance and detailed walkthroughs. Let's optimize performance together! ?? #PerformanceTesting #PerformanceEngineering #JMeter #SoftwareTesting" https://lnkd.in/evGJYWQY
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Fail Less by Failing Faster: The Need for Speed How important is execution time in automated testing? Titus challenges common assumptions about speed in testing, emphasizing a shift from time-based to event-based testing, understanding maintenance costs, and improving triage for faster fixes. Discover what truly drives faster, more effective releases! Speaker Titus Fortner Online & Onsite talk: https://lnkd.in/d8Cm5V8n
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A very good one to start with. Thank you Dave Westerveld?. It was Very precise. Just finished the course “Performance Testing Foundations” by Dave Westerveld! Check it out: https://lnkd.in/gUmkq5ym #performancetesting #AnnualGoals.
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?? Test coverage can be a bit tricky... It's just one indicator among many, and shouldn't be the only thing you focus on. ?? Even if your tests cover every single line of code, it doesn't mean you've tested everything. ?? Think of it like this: you'll never be able to test every single combination of "if" statements and other logic. Those possibilities multiply like crazy! ?? Instead, focus on functional and integration tests. These are way better at showing you if your application is actually working as expected. ??
