Technical articles

The interest in API testing has grown significantly in recent years. It is caused by the increase in the number of web and mobile applications, as well as the separation of the server side and the user interface.

These types of testing discussed in the article are focused on testing different parts of the software.

There are various tools used in testing to work with HTTP/HTTPS. Quite often, it is necessary to analyze, modify, or intercept traffic, or to edit requests. Among the most popular tools developed for such tasks are sniffers: Wireshark, Fiddler, tcpdump, Charles, etc.

The success of a product depends entirely on meeting user needs, which is impossible without effective UX testing. So the earlier you start testing, the more chances you have to avoid problems and improve user experience. In this article, we will review the product development stages, steps required for UX testing in the early stages, recommendations, and tools that will help you deliver high-quality UX in the early development stages.

In this article, we will talk about security testing by using such an example of a vulnerability as XSS injections.

In this article, we will look at the basic concepts of SQL injection, discuss some common examples, and you will also learn how to find and use different vulnerability types and how to prevent SQL injection.

Being one of the 7 fundamental principles of testing, bug clustering is not just a theoretical concept. So, let’s talk about such a concept as «bug clustering».

You have probably noticed many times text messages that appear before or after completing a task. They are called briefing and debriefing, so today we are going to talk about these concepts.

To conduct effective and successful testing of any software, there are special management techniques that help to track the testing process in order to improve its quality and efficiency. Such techniques are called test monitoring and control. In this article, we will look in more detail at what they are, what metrics are, and why they are important.