API Testing: Answers to Your Top 3 QuestionsQASource
This document discusses API testing and answers three common questions about API testing. It first defines what an API is and how it allows software components to interact. It then explains that API testing ensures the functionality of both the API and application code. The three questions answered are: 1) What are the benefits of API testing? 2) How to automate API testing? 3) What are some best practices for API testing? The document provides details on easily testing core functionality, language integration, automation approaches, and best practices like layered architecture and data parsing support.
This document summarizes the benefits of using vREST for REST API testing. It addresses that initial setup for test automation can be time consuming but vREST provides a browser extension to quickly record test cases. It also notes that vREST removes the need for programming skills normally required for test automation. Further, vREST allows test cases to be easily managed, tagged, and replicated between versions. Finally, it highlights that vREST enables simple maintenance of large test suites through features like bulk operations and diff reports.
API testing verifies the functionality, usability, security, and performance of application programming interfaces (APIs). Key aspects to test include input parameters, error handling, response times, authentication, and documentation. Automated testing scripts should be created to regularly test APIs for bugs such as unhandled errors, security vulnerabilities, incorrect responses, and reliability issues. Thorough API testing requires considering parameter combinations, output validation across systems, and exception handling.
Introduction to APIs & how to automate APIs testing with selenium web driver?BugRaptors
BugRaptors expertise in using selenium IDE, Selenium WebDriver. For web and mobile applications we work with selenium webdriver by using different frameworks. We extensively use selenium IDE and web driver to automate all types of projects from small to large complex projects.
An Introduction To Automated API TestingSauce Labs
As more and more apps are being assembled from a rapidly expanding array of microservices, APIs are the key to accessing these new architectures. That new feature you’re working on will often rely on upstream services that can only be accessed via APIs - so to test the functionality of the new component you’ll need to simulate those services.
While APIs are the backbone of the websites and apps we rely on today, automated testing of them is only starting to grow. Join Patrick Poulin, CEO of API Fortress, as he provides an introduction to API testing, the best ways to test your own APIs using popular tools available today, and demonstrates the orchestration of API tests and Sauce Labs tests as part of a Jenkins build process.
Key takeaways:
-Clearly understand what API testing means.
-Learn about best practices.
-See demonstrations of popular testing tools.
-See API and UI/UX testing implemented as part of a Jenkins build.
API Testing: Answers to Your Top 3 QuestionsQASource
This document discusses API testing and answers three common questions about API testing. It first defines what an API is and how it allows software components to interact. It then explains that API testing ensures the functionality of both the API and application code. The three questions answered are: 1) What are the benefits of API testing? 2) How to automate API testing? 3) What are some best practices for API testing? The document provides details on easily testing core functionality, language integration, automation approaches, and best practices like layered architecture and data parsing support.
This document summarizes the benefits of using vREST for REST API testing. It addresses that initial setup for test automation can be time consuming but vREST provides a browser extension to quickly record test cases. It also notes that vREST removes the need for programming skills normally required for test automation. Further, vREST allows test cases to be easily managed, tagged, and replicated between versions. Finally, it highlights that vREST enables simple maintenance of large test suites through features like bulk operations and diff reports.
API testing verifies the functionality, usability, security, and performance of application programming interfaces (APIs). Key aspects to test include input parameters, error handling, response times, authentication, and documentation. Automated testing scripts should be created to regularly test APIs for bugs such as unhandled errors, security vulnerabilities, incorrect responses, and reliability issues. Thorough API testing requires considering parameter combinations, output validation across systems, and exception handling.
Introduction to APIs & how to automate APIs testing with selenium web driver?BugRaptors
BugRaptors expertise in using selenium IDE, Selenium WebDriver. For web and mobile applications we work with selenium webdriver by using different frameworks. We extensively use selenium IDE and web driver to automate all types of projects from small to large complex projects.
An Introduction To Automated API TestingSauce Labs
As more and more apps are being assembled from a rapidly expanding array of microservices, APIs are the key to accessing these new architectures. That new feature you’re working on will often rely on upstream services that can only be accessed via APIs - so to test the functionality of the new component you’ll need to simulate those services.
While APIs are the backbone of the websites and apps we rely on today, automated testing of them is only starting to grow. Join Patrick Poulin, CEO of API Fortress, as he provides an introduction to API testing, the best ways to test your own APIs using popular tools available today, and demonstrates the orchestration of API tests and Sauce Labs tests as part of a Jenkins build process.
Key takeaways:
-Clearly understand what API testing means.
-Learn about best practices.
-See demonstrations of popular testing tools.
-See API and UI/UX testing implemented as part of a Jenkins build.
10x Test Coverage, Less Drama: Shift Left Functional & Performance TestingSauce Labs
Shifting left means starting testing earlier in the development cycle by writing tests alongside code development within small teams. This eliminates surprises from late-discovered problems and ensures code meets expectations before being declared "done". To achieve superior test coverage, teams must test more by shifting left and testing as code is committed so developers get immediate feedback and bugs are fixed early. Shifting left embeds quality into every step of development and allows for continuous testing and integration to produce higher quality, shippable features faster.
Talk given at Typeform for the Barcelona Bug busters meetup.
How to Automate API Testing guides you through a possible API Testing workflow for API Functional Testing exploring different tools and approaches.
This document provides an overview of API testing tools and methods. It defines APIs and REST, describes how API testing works, lists common API testing tools like Postman, and outlines different types of API tests including functionality, reliability, load, and security testing. Examples are given of the GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE HTTP methods along with response status codes. A live demo of an API is presented at the end.
Design First API's with RAML and SoapUIDaniel Feist
Daniel Feist, Architect @ Mulesoft
Matti Hjelm, SoapUI Product Manager @ SmartBear
In this workshop we'll develop a real-world API together using RAML to define the interface and SoapUI to simulate and test the interface and API consumer experience before even thinking about the implementation. In doing this we'll cover the powerful design-first features of RAML as well as the tooling available to facilite this approach. We’ll also cover the mocking and prototyping features of SoapUI. Finally we'll implement, deploy and test our new API in a production environment.
APIdays Paris 2019 Backend is the new frontend by Antoine Cheronapidays
Bob and Alice are building a new app together, with Bob working on the backend API and Alice on the frontend. As they work, the API requirements change frequently, requiring changes to parameters, operations, and data models. This can lead to errors when the frontend code is not updated to match. The presentation proposes a solution using OpenAPI specifications enriched with semantics and hypermedia controls to advertise available operations and parameters at runtime. This would allow the frontend code to be written in a more business-focused way and automatically integrate API changes without breaking. Limitations include the difficulty of deeply linking operations to data and the work required to implement and maintain the vocabulary.
This document discusses the key differences between APIs and websites. While APIs and websites are both online services, APIs are designed to be used by programs rather than humans. As a result, APIs require different design considerations around audiences, longevity, analytics, security, integration, and testability compared to websites. The document emphasizes that while APIs and websites can complement each other, APIs need to remain stable over long periods of time to avoid breaking integrated applications.
This document discusses various types of API testing including functionality, usability, reliability, load, creativity, security, proficiency, and documentation testing. It provides two examples of API tests - one to test getting a list of countries and another to test getting details of a single country. Key aspects covered include generating test data, preparing variables, using prepared variables in tests, running test collections, and reviewing test results. The overall document provides guidance on developing comprehensive API tests.
The Schema-first API design approach advocates for writing your API definition first in one of many API Specification languages before writing any code. This talk introduces you to the realm of Schema-First API design and how to get started with the OpenAPI ecosystem.
As an organization grows, the body of code that needs to be regression tested constantly increases. However, to maintain high velocity and deliver new features, teams need to minimize the amount of manual regression testing. Eric Smith shares his lessons learned in automating RESTful API tests using JMeter, RSpec, and Spock. Gain insights into the pros and cons of each tool, take back practical knowledge about the tools available, and explore reasons why your shop should require RESTful automation as part of its acceptance test criteria. Many decisions must be made to automate API tests: choosing the platform; how to integrate with the current build and deploy process; and how to integrate with reporting tools to keep key stakeholders informed. Although the initial transition caused his teams to bend their traditional roles, Eric says that ultimately the team became more cross-functionally aligned and developed a greater sense of ownership for delivering a quality product.
RAML BASED REST API with Mulesoft anypointakshay yeluru
This document outlines steps to design a REST API using RAML and Anypoint API Manager. It describes how RAML is used to define REST APIs in a standardized, reusable, and readable format. It then provides steps to create an API in Anypoint API Manager, including adding the API, writing the RAML specification, and testing the API.
course: Data mining
Language:java
Platform: Eclipse
This note is about web crawler or spider which is created with selenium web driver and using java..
this will help you to access any element on website to check validity of your website.
In this i have used firebug and fireXpath add-ons of mozila firefox which make easier to access any element.
JDK and JRE are used for java.
You can access links,elements,current link etc with help of these notes.
This document discusses API test automation, including what it is, why it should be done, who should do it, common tools and frameworks used, considerations for microservices, and examples. API test automation involves testing application programming interfaces without a graphical user interface to test components in isolation faster. It is useful for developers, testers, and consumers and allows APIs to be provided as external products. Popular tools include SoapUI, Postman, and libraries like rest-assured and requests. When moving to microservices, APIs will compose granular services and be a primary source of testing.
This document introduces Canopy, an open source automated UI testing framework for web applications written in F#. Canopy uses a domain specific language with CSS selectors to perform actions like clicking, typing, waiting, and asserting results. It allows testers to create integration tests that complement unit testing and manual QA. The framework is demonstrated with a simple test. In conclusion, Canopy aims to make automated UI testing easy with minimal effort through its F# DSL and capabilities like screenshots and advanced selectors. More information is provided in the links at the end.
SELENIUM or QTP Which is a Best Automation Tool for Your Business ?JanBask Training
In the field of Software Quality Assurance (QA) automation tools, Selenium and Quickest Professional (QTP) are often associated for their features, usability use cases and differences.
The document discusses new features in development including a new workflow engine, remote events, APIs, and apps. It covers app types, hosting options, and where apps can be published including the Office Store, which verifies apps and requires a seller dashboard registration, and app catalogs, which don't require verification but also don't offer licensing. It also mentions demoing the "Mis Compis App" and apps from Napal.
This document discusses how to speed up Appium tests through parallelization and distribution. It introduces AppiumTestDistribution, a tool that distributes UI tests across multiple devices to run tests in parallel. Typical optimizations discussed include method-level test distribution, monitoring processes like ios_webkit_debug_proxy, and dockerizing Appium servers. Links are provided to resources on setting up Appium and implementing the Page Object Model pattern for tests.
Developers have embraced Continuous Integration for years and it has proven their value for accelerating software production for Web environments. However, for mobile developers, it’s been a slow road to adopting many of these same practices. In this webinar, Kevin Rohling (Emberlight, Ship.io) and Kristian Meier (Sauce Labs) will cover best practices in implementing a mobile CI system and demonstrate how you can easily build, test and deploy mobile apps.
The Present and Future of Mobile Test Automation with AppiumTechWell
Mobile testing has moved forward in leaps and bounds in the past few years. With frameworks like Appium, it has never been easier to scale automated testing and integrate it with continuous integration. While new automation technologies proliferate with device and platform upgrades, Appium provides a singular, consistent automation protocol on top of the best automation technologies,. In the past year, the Appium open source community has added support for new kinds of automation, including XCUITest for iOS, UiAutomator 2 for Android, and even Windows apps. With demos and code samples, Jonathan Lipps explores the capabilities these unlock, and explains Appium's vision for the future—in both mobile testing and the rich variety of UI testing with IoT applications and devices. More and more, the lines are being blurred between desktop, mobile, and IoT applications—and Appium has a plan for taking advantage of this remarkable confluence.
This document provides an overview of API testing tools and methods. It defines APIs and REST, describes how API testing works, lists common API testing tools like Postman, and outlines different types of API tests including functionality, reliability, load, and security testing. Examples are given of the GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE HTTP methods along with response status codes. A live demo of an API is presented at the end.
This is the simple guide which helps even the beginners to develop an android app which gets the attention of the market. Build your basic app in few steps
PERTEMUAN 3_INTRO TO ANDROID APP DEV.pdfarfa442827
The document provides a 13 step guide to developing a basic Android app from start to finish. It outlines prerequisites like having knowledge of coding languages. It then walks through each step of app development including wireframing, designing, setting up the project in Android Studio, adding activities and screens, and passing data between screens. The guide uses a sample login app demo to illustrate each step of the process.
10x Test Coverage, Less Drama: Shift Left Functional & Performance TestingSauce Labs
Shifting left means starting testing earlier in the development cycle by writing tests alongside code development within small teams. This eliminates surprises from late-discovered problems and ensures code meets expectations before being declared "done". To achieve superior test coverage, teams must test more by shifting left and testing as code is committed so developers get immediate feedback and bugs are fixed early. Shifting left embeds quality into every step of development and allows for continuous testing and integration to produce higher quality, shippable features faster.
Talk given at Typeform for the Barcelona Bug busters meetup.
How to Automate API Testing guides you through a possible API Testing workflow for API Functional Testing exploring different tools and approaches.
This document provides an overview of API testing tools and methods. It defines APIs and REST, describes how API testing works, lists common API testing tools like Postman, and outlines different types of API tests including functionality, reliability, load, and security testing. Examples are given of the GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE HTTP methods along with response status codes. A live demo of an API is presented at the end.
Design First API's with RAML and SoapUIDaniel Feist
Daniel Feist, Architect @ Mulesoft
Matti Hjelm, SoapUI Product Manager @ SmartBear
In this workshop we'll develop a real-world API together using RAML to define the interface and SoapUI to simulate and test the interface and API consumer experience before even thinking about the implementation. In doing this we'll cover the powerful design-first features of RAML as well as the tooling available to facilite this approach. We’ll also cover the mocking and prototyping features of SoapUI. Finally we'll implement, deploy and test our new API in a production environment.
APIdays Paris 2019 Backend is the new frontend by Antoine Cheronapidays
Bob and Alice are building a new app together, with Bob working on the backend API and Alice on the frontend. As they work, the API requirements change frequently, requiring changes to parameters, operations, and data models. This can lead to errors when the frontend code is not updated to match. The presentation proposes a solution using OpenAPI specifications enriched with semantics and hypermedia controls to advertise available operations and parameters at runtime. This would allow the frontend code to be written in a more business-focused way and automatically integrate API changes without breaking. Limitations include the difficulty of deeply linking operations to data and the work required to implement and maintain the vocabulary.
This document discusses the key differences between APIs and websites. While APIs and websites are both online services, APIs are designed to be used by programs rather than humans. As a result, APIs require different design considerations around audiences, longevity, analytics, security, integration, and testability compared to websites. The document emphasizes that while APIs and websites can complement each other, APIs need to remain stable over long periods of time to avoid breaking integrated applications.
This document discusses various types of API testing including functionality, usability, reliability, load, creativity, security, proficiency, and documentation testing. It provides two examples of API tests - one to test getting a list of countries and another to test getting details of a single country. Key aspects covered include generating test data, preparing variables, using prepared variables in tests, running test collections, and reviewing test results. The overall document provides guidance on developing comprehensive API tests.
The Schema-first API design approach advocates for writing your API definition first in one of many API Specification languages before writing any code. This talk introduces you to the realm of Schema-First API design and how to get started with the OpenAPI ecosystem.
As an organization grows, the body of code that needs to be regression tested constantly increases. However, to maintain high velocity and deliver new features, teams need to minimize the amount of manual regression testing. Eric Smith shares his lessons learned in automating RESTful API tests using JMeter, RSpec, and Spock. Gain insights into the pros and cons of each tool, take back practical knowledge about the tools available, and explore reasons why your shop should require RESTful automation as part of its acceptance test criteria. Many decisions must be made to automate API tests: choosing the platform; how to integrate with the current build and deploy process; and how to integrate with reporting tools to keep key stakeholders informed. Although the initial transition caused his teams to bend their traditional roles, Eric says that ultimately the team became more cross-functionally aligned and developed a greater sense of ownership for delivering a quality product.
RAML BASED REST API with Mulesoft anypointakshay yeluru
This document outlines steps to design a REST API using RAML and Anypoint API Manager. It describes how RAML is used to define REST APIs in a standardized, reusable, and readable format. It then provides steps to create an API in Anypoint API Manager, including adding the API, writing the RAML specification, and testing the API.
course: Data mining
Language:java
Platform: Eclipse
This note is about web crawler or spider which is created with selenium web driver and using java..
this will help you to access any element on website to check validity of your website.
In this i have used firebug and fireXpath add-ons of mozila firefox which make easier to access any element.
JDK and JRE are used for java.
You can access links,elements,current link etc with help of these notes.
This document discusses API test automation, including what it is, why it should be done, who should do it, common tools and frameworks used, considerations for microservices, and examples. API test automation involves testing application programming interfaces without a graphical user interface to test components in isolation faster. It is useful for developers, testers, and consumers and allows APIs to be provided as external products. Popular tools include SoapUI, Postman, and libraries like rest-assured and requests. When moving to microservices, APIs will compose granular services and be a primary source of testing.
This document introduces Canopy, an open source automated UI testing framework for web applications written in F#. Canopy uses a domain specific language with CSS selectors to perform actions like clicking, typing, waiting, and asserting results. It allows testers to create integration tests that complement unit testing and manual QA. The framework is demonstrated with a simple test. In conclusion, Canopy aims to make automated UI testing easy with minimal effort through its F# DSL and capabilities like screenshots and advanced selectors. More information is provided in the links at the end.
SELENIUM or QTP Which is a Best Automation Tool for Your Business ?JanBask Training
In the field of Software Quality Assurance (QA) automation tools, Selenium and Quickest Professional (QTP) are often associated for their features, usability use cases and differences.
The document discusses new features in development including a new workflow engine, remote events, APIs, and apps. It covers app types, hosting options, and where apps can be published including the Office Store, which verifies apps and requires a seller dashboard registration, and app catalogs, which don't require verification but also don't offer licensing. It also mentions demoing the "Mis Compis App" and apps from Napal.
This document discusses how to speed up Appium tests through parallelization and distribution. It introduces AppiumTestDistribution, a tool that distributes UI tests across multiple devices to run tests in parallel. Typical optimizations discussed include method-level test distribution, monitoring processes like ios_webkit_debug_proxy, and dockerizing Appium servers. Links are provided to resources on setting up Appium and implementing the Page Object Model pattern for tests.
Developers have embraced Continuous Integration for years and it has proven their value for accelerating software production for Web environments. However, for mobile developers, it’s been a slow road to adopting many of these same practices. In this webinar, Kevin Rohling (Emberlight, Ship.io) and Kristian Meier (Sauce Labs) will cover best practices in implementing a mobile CI system and demonstrate how you can easily build, test and deploy mobile apps.
The Present and Future of Mobile Test Automation with AppiumTechWell
Mobile testing has moved forward in leaps and bounds in the past few years. With frameworks like Appium, it has never been easier to scale automated testing and integrate it with continuous integration. While new automation technologies proliferate with device and platform upgrades, Appium provides a singular, consistent automation protocol on top of the best automation technologies,. In the past year, the Appium open source community has added support for new kinds of automation, including XCUITest for iOS, UiAutomator 2 for Android, and even Windows apps. With demos and code samples, Jonathan Lipps explores the capabilities these unlock, and explains Appium's vision for the future—in both mobile testing and the rich variety of UI testing with IoT applications and devices. More and more, the lines are being blurred between desktop, mobile, and IoT applications—and Appium has a plan for taking advantage of this remarkable confluence.
This document provides an overview of API testing tools and methods. It defines APIs and REST, describes how API testing works, lists common API testing tools like Postman, and outlines different types of API tests including functionality, reliability, load, and security testing. Examples are given of the GET, POST, PUT, and DELETE HTTP methods along with response status codes. A live demo of an API is presented at the end.
This is the simple guide which helps even the beginners to develop an android app which gets the attention of the market. Build your basic app in few steps
PERTEMUAN 3_INTRO TO ANDROID APP DEV.pdfarfa442827
The document provides a 13 step guide to developing a basic Android app from start to finish. It outlines prerequisites like having knowledge of coding languages. It then walks through each step of app development including wireframing, designing, setting up the project in Android Studio, adding activities and screens, and passing data between screens. The guide uses a sample login app demo to illustrate each step of the process.
The document provides information about Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software and SAP. It defines ERP as software used to plan and maintain all business activities of a company. It then discusses key aspects of SAP including its history, modules, roles of consultants, system landscape, and architecture. SAP is an ERP software that supports many business scenarios and modules across medium to large companies.
The document describes adding a mobile coupons ("My Offers") feature to the IBMBank mobile application. It involves using the MobileFirst Platform Service Discovery wizard to generate an adapter for a SOAP web service, adding HTML/JS to display offer data from the service, and implementing local storage of selected offers using the JSON Store database. Key steps include discovering and testing the SOAP service, importing JS files, initializing JSON Store, modifying the app code to retrieve and save offers, and previewing the updated app.
API Testing Useful Tools Postman Tutorial And Hints.pdfiDataScientists
API web developers checking out beneficial app development equipment, Postman API web designers testing app developers tutorial. And, the tips API checking out enables observe software company logic. It’s part of integration checking, and no great guarantee app development technique is whole without it. However, guide API web designers checking out is quite a tiresome web development technique. So, QA Engineers app developers frequently select to automate it every time appropriate. Now, APIs web developers are numerous checking-out automation equipment and app development strategies available. However, The API web designers likes to walk you through some of our maximum favorite ones that will help you web development store time and obtain higher app development results.
This document discusses building a core application that can be deployed on different servers using a Java core. It provides examples using the Vaadin framework to build a basic application, deploying it on Apache Tomcat and IBM WebSphere Application Server. It also discusses setting up the application on IBM Domino using an OSGi plugin project. Additional topics covered include handling multiple authentication methods and implementing a data abstraction layer to make the application agnostic to the backend data store. The goal is to allow writing applications once and deploying them on any server with minimal changes.
Composer at Scale, Release and Dependency ManagementJoe Ferguson
Having one application to support is easy enough, but what if you have a CMS, an API, a design tool, and a core library that each other tool also needs to consume? Where do you even begin juggling the release management and cycle of so many interconnected and interdependent packages? Learn how a small team manages a large CMS project and utilizes real-world best practices of Git, CI/CD, and old fashion planning to bring a solid platform to thousands of editors and millions of viewers.
This document provides an overview of tutorials available for the POS/409 NET II course, including tutorials for individual weeks that cover various topics like record objects, list collections, class design, LINQ, JSON, and implementing the initial user interface. It describes the content included in each tutorial and provides links to purchase them.
Building and Distributing a Salesforce AppRoss Belmont
Appiphony builds large applications on behalf of our clients who then sell them on Salesforce’s AppExchange. This talk from Dreamforce 2011 gives an overview of the development process, and we shared some useful tips for first-timers.
#APIOps- Agile API Development powered by API Connectpramodvallanur
API development needs to be agile to quickly adapt to changing business needs. API Connect supports agile API development through tools that simplify each stage of the API lifecycle from development to production. It provides developer tools, enables continuous integration and deployment, automates testing across environments, and ensures governance as APIs are promoted. This allows teams to focus on API development while removing distractions and friction through automation.
This document outlines a 4 session bootcamp for learning SharePoint Framework (SPFx) development. Session 1 covers setting up a development environment including an Office 365 tenant and app catalog. Session 2 focuses on building a first web part, including scaffolding, building functionality, and deploying to SharePoint. Session 3 introduces React and rebuilding the web part using React components. Session 4 covers using SPFx within Microsoft Teams. The organizers and contact information for technical assistance are also provided.
Progressive Web Applications - The Next Gen Web TechnologiesGeekNightHyderabad
Progressive web applications (PWAs) address gaps in regular web apps and native apps. PWAs use technologies like service workers, the web app manifest, and the app shell model to provide native-app-like functionality while still being web apps. Service workers allow PWAs to work offline through caching strategies. Push notifications and app install banners further enhance the user experience. Libraries like Sw-Precache and Sw-Toolbox help implement service worker caching strategies. Major companies have adopted PWAs to increase user engagement and reduce data usage compared to regular web and native apps. Cross-browser support and business logic limitations remain challenges for PWAs.
Spec-first API Design for Speed and SafetyAtlassian
Spec-first API design dramatically tightens and improves the development feedback loop without wasting effort on artifacts that can't be used.
The Jira Software team has used this approach very successfully to build APIs that we expose to both internal and external consumers.
In this session, James Navin will walk you through the spec-first approach and demonstrate the benefits that it brings. He will also highlight some tools that can be used to implement a spec-first development approach.
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PayPal operates in 200+ countries. The complexity of region specific requirements and a disjointed offering led to a situation where PayPal Checkout API product suite got polluted with many overlapping capabilities and an API documentation that was hard to comprehend, incomplete and inconsistent making the integration experience much harder than it needed to be.
There was a strong desire to act upon the feedback that we have been hearing from our merchants and developer community to make a turn for the better.
This talk aims to explore
> When is the right time for organization to rethink their API and launch a new version.
> Considerations that go into creating a new version of an API that is so central to the way thousands of developers and merchants integrate with PayPal.
> Explore challenges in design, adoption, migration both internally and externally within the organization.
This document provides a guide to sessions at the Dreamforce 2014 conference, with recommendations organized by partner role and topic. It lists over 1,400 expert-led sessions in keynotes, featured programs, and tracks for consulting partners, app vendors, developers, Salesforce on Salesforce, sales, marketing, and
This document summarizes a presentation on building VSTO applications using LINQ. The presentation covers the fundamentals of VSTO development, how and why to use LINQ, and includes demos. Reasons for using VSTO over VBA are discussed, as well as how to add LINQ to a VSTO application.
This slide is from the talk that i have given in DevFest at GDG Jalandhar & DSC Workshops.it Contains all the basic features,code and tools required to build a Progressive web apps.
This document summarizes the release and dependency management processes used by a small development team. It describes their Git workflow for new features, including branching, peer review, and merging. It also covers versioning tools, testing on staging servers, production deployment, hotfixes and bugfixes. The document introduces the team's use of Jenkins for continuous integration and delivery. It describes how the team developed a shared "Core" package to organize common code and established version constraints to control dependencies.
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This presentation, created by Syed Faiz ul Hassan, explores the profound influence of media on public perception and behavior. It delves into the evolution of media from oral traditions to modern digital and social media platforms. Key topics include the role of media in information propagation, socialization, crisis awareness, globalization, and education. The presentation also examines media influence through agenda setting, propaganda, and manipulative techniques used by advertisers and marketers. Furthermore, it highlights the impact of surveillance enabled by media technologies on personal behavior and preferences. Through this comprehensive overview, the presentation aims to shed light on how media shapes collective consciousness and public opinion.
XP 2024 presentation: A New Look to Leadershipsamililja
Presentation slides from XP2024 conference, Bolzano IT. The slides describe a new view to leadership and combines it with anthro-complexity (aka cynefin).
Suzanne Lagerweij - Influence Without Power - Why Empathy is Your Best Friend...Suzanne Lagerweij
This is a workshop about communication and collaboration. We will experience how we can analyze the reasons for resistance to change (exercise 1) and practice how to improve our conversation style and be more in control and effective in the way we communicate (exercise 2).
This session will use Dave Gray’s Empathy Mapping, Argyris’ Ladder of Inference and The Four Rs from Agile Conversations (Squirrel and Fredrick).
Abstract:
Let’s talk about powerful conversations! We all know how to lead a constructive conversation, right? Then why is it so difficult to have those conversations with people at work, especially those in powerful positions that show resistance to change?
Learning to control and direct conversations takes understanding and practice.
We can combine our innate empathy with our analytical skills to gain a deeper understanding of complex situations at work. Join this session to learn how to prepare for difficult conversations and how to improve our agile conversations in order to be more influential without power. We will use Dave Gray’s Empathy Mapping, Argyris’ Ladder of Inference and The Four Rs from Agile Conversations (Squirrel and Fredrick).
In the session you will experience how preparing and reflecting on your conversation can help you be more influential at work. You will learn how to communicate more effectively with the people needed to achieve positive change. You will leave with a self-revised version of a difficult conversation and a practical model to use when you get back to work.
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This presentation by OECD, OECD Secretariat, was made during the discussion “Competition and Regulation in Professions and Occupations” held at the 77th meeting of the OECD Working Party No. 2 on Competition and Regulation on 10 June 2024. More papers and presentations on the topic can be found at oe.cd/crps.
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Simple and Effective Development Process For Software v1
1. Development Process
Step By Step You Will Know The Propper Development Process From VCS
To API During The Development.
By: Mohamed Alaa El-Din Mohamed.
V1
2. Development Process
The Development Process Simply Shows The Steps That You Should take During
The Development.
Most Steps That You Should Be Aware With, You Will Find It Here
VCS
API
Open Source Projects
Testing
3. Version Control (VCS)
Version control is a system that records changes to a file or set of files over time
so that you can recall specific versions later.
Here Proper Way To Use The VCS During Your Development:
Branches
Amend
Merge
Stash
Reset
4. VCS: Branches
Branches Are Like The Time Lines, You Can Create New Time Line (Branch)
And Develop On it With Out Effect The Original Time Line (Master Branch).
This Is Very Useful During Developing A Project With Many Maintainers And
Developers, So You Can
Create New Branch For Your Work
Then You Can Merge It To The Staging Branch or The Production Branch (Will Come
Soon Later) After Finishing The Development.
5. VCS: Branches : Branches List
We Have 2 Different Branches List To Can Develop The App With Proper Way
Without Any Hassel In The Code And Testing The Branches Lists Are:
Main Branches
Sub Branches
6. VCS: Branches : Branches List : Main
Branches
Develop Branch
Branch Name Should be develop.
If You Have Back/frontend In Same Repo So The Name Convention Should Be develop-backend/develop-frontend.
Here All The Just Finished Features/Issues Are Merged From The Sub Branches.
Here Is Where The White Box Testing Should Take Place.
Staging Branch
Branch Name Should be staging.
If You Have Back/frontend In Same Repo So The Name Convention Should Be staging-backend/staging-frontend.
Here All The Features/Issues That Is Tested And Merged From The Development Branch
Here Is Where The Black Box testing Should Take Place.
Here Were You Should Test The App Is It is In Production.
Production Branch
Branch Name Should be production.
If You Have Back/frontend In Same Repo So The Name Convention Should Be production-backend/production-frontend.
Here All The Features/Issues That Is Tested And Merged From The Staging Branch.
Here The App Should Be Deployed To The Client.
7. VCS: Branches : Branches List : Sub
Branches
Feature Branch
Proper Name Should Be feature/feature-name
The Feature Should Be Developed And Tested Individually.
Finally It Should Merged With Develop Branch (Main Branch)
Issues Branch
Proper Name Should Be issue/issue-name
The Issue Should Be Developed And Tested Individually.
Finally It Should Merged With Develop Branch (Main Branch).
Some Times It Should Merged With Staging Or Production As Well.
9. Application Programming Interface (API)
Simply It is The Blocks Of Code That Any App is Needed To Be Build.
Good API Make It Easier For Developer Or Maintainer To Build Their App Just
By Calling This API End Point.
It Should Handling The Request, Validation And Response For The Client.
10. API: PostMan
For Developing Proposes Developers May Test Their App By Many Use Cases And
For The API It’s The Same The Developer Should Test The API And Provide A Proper
Information About it.
Post Man Is The Common Used App For This Cases.
Here We Will Discus The Proper Way To Document And Test Your API.
11. API: PostMan
PostMan Can Create A Collection Of Requests So We Will Discuss What Should The
Request Have:
The Request Should Have A Very Clear Name.
The Request Should Have A Very Clear Description.
Query Params That Used.
Parameters.
Notes.
Description About The Request.
The Request Should Have A Clear Headers Set.
The Request Should Have A Clear Body Data And Should Be Human Readable.
The Request Should Have Examples For The Success/Failed Responses.
Optionally Make Test For The Request.
12. API: PostMan
After Create The Collection Of Requests You Should Publish It For The
Frontend Developer So He Can Work With It.
Don’t Wait Until You Finish The Collection To Publish it, Make Basic Requests
And Publish It For The Frontend To Not Make Him Wait.
During The Frontend Using The Publish Docs/Collection Start Develop The
Other Features And Write The Other Requests.