Manual testing remains one of the most critical aspects of software quality assurance, even in today’s era of automation. It ensures that applications behave as expected in real-world scenarios, validating usability, functionality, and user experience in ways automated scripts often cannot. Here’s a detailed 1000-word blog exploring common manual testing techniques, their importance, and best…
Overcoming Geolocation Restrictions in Microservices with Cybersecurity Strategies In today’s interconnected world, many services impose geo-restrictions to comply with regional regulations, content licensing, or security policies. However, during testing and development phases, these restrictions can hinder the validation of geo-dependent features. This blog explores how cybersecurity principles applied within a microservices architecture enable security researchers…
Will AI Replace Developers? Jaideep Parashar ・ Jan 31 #webdev #programming #devops #ai
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If you need a Nintendo Switch 2 case, this purse-like model could be up your alley — but it wasn’t exactly my favorite.
I tested Ikea’s extremely budget Bluetooth banger – and it’s a really fun way to create a mock multi-room system for less moolah.
You can ship solid work for months, close tickets, fix the flaky pipeline, and still feel invisible. Then someone else gets the project lead role, or your “quick analysis” turns into a cross-team fire drill, and you’re the one stuck explaining why the numbers changed overnight. That moment stings because it exposes a quiet truth:…
Spring Boot 4.0 migration looks straightforward on paper. Update dependencies. Fix a few warnings. Run the app. In reality? Things break. Quietly. Repeatedly. And sometimes in places you don’t expect. We recently migrated a real production application from Spring Boot 3.x to 4.0, and I want to share what actually broke, why it broke, and…
Logistic Regression ML –> churn risk decision signal Most businesses don’t lose customers because of one big failure.They lose them because no one recognized churn risk early enough to act. Usage slowly drops. Support interactions increase. Payments slip. Nothing looks urgent on its own. By the time churn is obvious, the decision window is already…
‘I totally get it’ Skyscraper Live host understands why fans were frustrated with the show.
