Engineering

Simple Timer in Unity - Part 2

In this part of the blog, we'll look into the other two ways of making a simple timer in Unity with Update and Async-Await.

Why is Usability Testing Important?

With all the apps being developed, it has become even more important to conduct usability testing. Learn more about usability testing and why you should prioritize it to grow your customer base.

How Valuable is ISTQB Certification?

The ISTQB certificate has been around for a while now, but how important of a qualification is it for SQA Engineers? Find out by going through this detailed case study blog.

Code and Fix - A Bad Practice?

While learning to code, we have followed this model a lot. Here, I will discuss how the model is treated in a real-world scenario.

Detailed Guide to Web Application Testing: Part II

This part will discuss the important web testing checklists that you should consider to deliver the best web application.

Introduction to Windows Subsystem for Linux

Get started with Linux through the Windows Subsystem with the help of this blog.

Detailed Guide to Web Application Testing: Part I

No testing is easy, and it applies the same to web application testing as well. In this part of the guide to web application testing, I have mainly discussed the common challenges faced while assuring the quality of web applications.

Is Automation Always "The Way to Go?"

"The more you automate, the lesser you get to automate more." In this article, I introduce the paradox that surrounds test automation and the irony developed from it..

Simple Timer in Unity - Part 1

Let's look at simple ways to create timer in Unity with Invoke and Coroutine in the first part of this multipart series.

Patching Resources in Kubernetes

In Kubernetes, the Patch sub-command can be used to change the attributes of a resource deployed in a cluster. We'll learn about the different types of patch strategies and implement them in this article.

Avoidable Mistakes Unity Beginners Make

Making mistakes when learning something new is unavoidable. When learning Unity, beginners might make many mistakes, some of which can be prevented. So, today, I'll help you save your time and effort by sharing some of them and how you can avoid the hassle in the first place.

Fix Your Bugs!

Usually, the bugs do not get the needed attention of the developers, so how do you convince them? In this article, I have listed a few areas to emphasize on while reporting your bugs for them to be taken seriously.

Common Myths About Software Quality Assurance: Part 2

SQA engineering is a never-ending process. The more you listen, the more you get to hear about its myths. Let's look into some more common myths I uncovered in this second part of the blog.

Common Myths About Software Quality Assurance: Part 1

Having misconceptions is not a bad thing; being misled is. In this article, I have talked about the myths I have come across as an SQA Engineer and tried my best to differentiate what is true and what is not.

Log Rotation in Docker

Logs are essential telemetry data used to debug applications. Logs provide us with a better look into the health of our application, so container logs must be properly managed.

Scheduling in Kubernetes

One of the core features of Kubernetes is Pod scheduling, where Pods with different priorities can be placed on Nodes depending on the available resources. This guarantees cluster and node uptime and prevents mission-critical Pods from eviction.

Full-Text Search: A Better MySQL Search Alternative to LIKE

The LIKE operator is commonly used to run search queries on MySQL. However, the full-text search is a greater option for running queries with better, faster and more relevant results. This article discusses the use conditions, benefits and features of full-text search over the LIKE operator.

A Detailed Guide to Exploratory Testing

This article is a guide to Exploratory Testing for QA engineers. In this guide, we will learn the types of Exploratory Testing, when to use them and their challenges.

Optimising Container Images Using Multi-Stage Docker Builds

Multi-stage builds in docker help us to streamline application deployment by decreasing app size and subsequently decreasing deployment times, leading to faster user feedback cycles.

A Guide to Mobile Game Testing: Part 2

In this follow-up part, we'll discuss on the different key approaches that are used to achieve effective results in mobile game testing.

Access Control in Kubernetes

RBAC is an exceptional way in Kubernetes to limit access to required users depending upon user requirements. Being introduced recently in Kubernetes 1.20, it has been a game changer so far regarding cluster resource access and stopping privilege escalation in compromised clusters.