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As students head back to school, it's crucial to have a game plan for learning effectively. Unfortunately, many students rely on ineffective study strategies such as re-reading texts, skimming notes, and cramming the night before an exam. These techniques may help you pass the test in the short term, but they won't help you remember the information long-term...

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A common myth about software testing is that it's only done at the end of the development process. Fortunately, this isn't the case. Instead, testing should be an integral part of the development process and start early. This blog will dispel this myth and explore the importance of testing throughout the software development process...

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I recently did a podcast with my employer, Method, about the journey from teaching to my current role as a Test Engineer...

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Experience-based testing is an informal testing technique based on the tester's skill, intuition, and experience with similar applications...

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White-box testing focuses on the internal structure, design, and code implementation using tools such as Jest for JavaScript, JUnit for Java, and Pytest for Python...

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Black-box testing is one of the most common methods of testing...

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In the part 5 finale of the series, we will use Postman to test API routes for the feedback form...

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In parts 3 and 4 of the series, we will test the Radio Button and do integration testing...

Test a Feedback Form: Parts 3 & 4

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In the final part of the series, we will write a test to verify the expected user flow behavior of the client address book...

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Test a Client Address Book: Part 6

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Test a Client Address Book: Part 5

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Test a Client Address Book: Part 4

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Test a Client Address Book: Part 3

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