Although I’m not that new to JMeter, it’s a pretty versatile piece of software, and it’s not uncommon to find efficient new ways to structure your tests. New features and enhancements are also added to it regularly which makes it even more likely that you’ll find better tools to enhance your load tests. Targeting Multiple […]
I recently had to choose between Mongo2go and a MongoDb Docker instance for integration testing. Probably also worth mentioning that the goal was actually to find an integration testing solution for DocumentDB — the AWS-sponsored version of MongoDb…
If you have some experience writing Selenium tests, you’ve probably ran into issues where your tests occasionally fail due to what appears to be missing elements on pages being tested. Typically the way to solve that problem is to “wait” for the missing element to be present in the DOM before issuing statements that interact […]
I recently had to do development work for a freelance client on the DotNetNuke CMS (all judgement on said client’s life/CMS choices are withheld in this article), and I wanted to use best practices for the front-end development requirements. I browsed around looking for a guide for setting up Webpack, and the latest NPM packages […]
I had an issue accessing every page except for admin and my front-page on a GoDaddy WordPress installation recently. I had just used the addon domain feature to point my domain name to a subfolder in my GoDaddy hosting account. There could be several causes for a server error, but if you can access your […]
Demo CSV Disclaimer: this bulk-import strategy requires running SQL against your WordPress’ MySQL database. If you prefer not to touch databases directly, you should consider going the plugin route. Also, this example uses a list of continents and countries which may or may not apply to your particular circumstances. The best wordpress plugin that I […]