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The impact of testing on software quality

Author icon Samanta Vogel

Testing is a vital part of developing software and has a great impact on its overall quality. Testing in practice how the system responds to specific users’ expectations can save You a lot of trouble – both related to money and to Your image. The following is the proof of this claim. Customer expectation test […]
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The microservice architecture – why should the business be aware of it?

Author icon Arkadiusz Kubiak

Microservices are popular when building dedicated systems. The microservice architecture involves decomposing a monolithic system into smaller applications. Simply put, a single complex application is broken down into multiple independent and more manageable parts. The business can considerably benefit from such an operation. The following is our list of possible scenarios when the introduction of […]
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Software development pricing models

Author icon Mariusz Wielkopolski

Just like in the case of other services, pricing models for software development assume multiple forms. The two most popular are “fixed price”, meaning the price for the entirety of the project, and “time&material”, that is, the cost of the effort of individuals. The choice of a pricing model depends not only on the Customer’s […]
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Manual testing vs automation testing – a comparison

Author icon Samanta Vogel

What kind of software tester do You need? When comparing manual and automation testing, it’s no use trying to pick one over the other. To prove this point, we have analysed the issue in five key categories. What is actually the difference between manual and automation testing? A manual tester reviews the application entirely by […]
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Why is pair programming worth trying?

Author icon Arkadiusz Kubiak

WHAT IS ACTUALLY PAIR PROGRAMMING? The term refers to the act of developing an IT project or its fragment in pairs. One programmer writes the code while the other follows it on the screen in search of potential errors. The roles of a ‘driver’ and a ‘navigator’ interchange, which means the developers regularly swap after […]