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Auditing Agile Scrum Project

Agile, Project Management, SAFe, Scala, Scaled Agile, Scrum

Reading Time: 3 minutes Why Audit Agile Scrum Projects? Effective Audit helps uncover problems and ensure efficiency. Ensuring effective quality delivery of the project. Ensure best practices adherence. To perform a “due diligence” review for all impacted Stakeholders. Unearth Problem areas proactively and work on solution/improvement Provides objective insights and Evaluates Risks Allows to Get Rid of Inefficient Processes Assessment of gaps that lead to corrective and preventive measures Continue Reading

Compile protocol buffers using maven

Java, ,

Reading Time: 3 minutes Hi Folks! As part of this blog, we will explore how we can compile protocol buffers using maven. We assume the reader has the basic idea about protocol buffers and maven. Google developed Protocol Buffers for use in their internal services. It is a binary encoding format that allows you to specify a schema for your data using a specification language, like so: The snippet defines the Continue Reading

The breaking changes in Dgraph v1.1.0

Database, NoSql, ,

Reading Time: 4 minutes Dgraph v1.1.0 was released on 3rd September, 2019 with significant changes and new features. So, It becomes important to know these changes that could break our existing code when we try to upgrade Dgraph with the new version. In this blog, we will cover the important changes introduced. We can find all the changes and new features detail in the change-log. 1. Predicates of type UID Continue Reading

Finding elements using Appium Inspector

Quality Assessment (QA), , , ,

Reading Time: 4 minutes In the previous blog, we had seen how we can install Appium on our local system. So in this blog, we will see how we can use Appium inspector and find different types of elements in them. So lets first see why we require Appium inspector? Why Appium Inspector? Testing a mobile application and a web application is different from one another. The main difference Continue Reading

TestNG Listners: ITestlistners in TestNG(Part 1)

Java, software, Testing, Testing

Reading Time: 3 minutes TestNG provides the @Listeners annotation which heedfully auricularly discerns every event that occurs in a selenium code. Listeners are activated either afore the test or after the test case. It is an interface that modifies the TestNG comportment. For example, when you are running a test case either through selenium or appium and suddenly a test case fails. We require a screenshot of the test Continue Reading

Understanding of Protractor Promises

Scala

Reading Time: 3 minutes Introduction In the previous blog, we discussed how can the UI elements be detected using the Protractor locator strategies. Now that we know that protractor works with Javascript, which is asynchronous in nature, so the sequence of execution is sometimes disrupted and thus the expected results are not returned. Javascript is a single-threaded scripting language, this means that two bits of code cannot run at the same Continue Reading

Configuration file for log4j: An introduction

Java, Testing

Reading Time: 3 minutes Log4j.xml is nothing but configuration file of log4j means you can customize loggers, in this blog we will be looking into this file to now the nuts and bolts of it. Log4j is a java based logging utility used for logging. Logging is an essential add on for any application. It not just printing the messages but also gives you detailed information about the messages. Continue Reading

Getting started with Protractor UI Elements

Scala

Reading Time: 2 minutes You must have recalled from my previous blog how and why protractor turns out to be the most trending testing tool in the market. With the acceleration of java Script frameworks like Angular, protractor takes a fine threshold in points of stability, reliability, Performance, and Code complexity. To perform end-to-end testing, protractor uses different locator strategies to locate web elementsLet’s get started with the handling Continue Reading

Sessions In Appium

Scala, , , , , , ,

Reading Time: 3 minutes Hello everyone, I hope you all are doing well. As we have already discussed what is Appium, what are the advantages of Appium over other automation tools in our previous blog, in this blog we will discuss sessions in Appium, how important it is in testing your application. Sessions in Appium are mainly used for communicating with Appium server. Let’s get started: Session: As in Continue Reading

AI: Rational Agents and Operating Environments

AI, Business Insights

Reading Time: 3 minutes Introduction In our previous blog on understanding the basic AI concepts, we touched upon the creation of Rational Agents. Concept of rationality can be applied to wide variety of agents under any environments. In AI, these agents should be reasonably intelligent. The AI, much touted about today is a lot of smoke without fire. The goal is to create an Intelligent Agent which can behave Continue Reading

Different ways of Handling Exceptions in CompletableFutures

Functional Programming, Java, ,

Reading Time: 3 minutes Hi Folks! As part of this blog, we will explore how we can handle exception in the different computing stages when we use CompletableFuture. We assume the read has the basic idea of the CompletableFuture. Nonethless, will start with the basic introduction of the CompletableFuture. What is CompletableFuture A CompletableFuture is used for asynchronous programming which was introduced as an improvement of the java Future API in Continue Reading

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