If you're working with JavaScript (or Node.js), and you're starting to take testing seriously, chances are you'll come across a tool called Mocha. It’s been a staple in the JavaScript testing world for years — reliable, flexible, and surprisingly easy to use. In this blog, we’ll cover: What is Mocha Why developers use it H
Types of APIs: A Complete Guide for Beginners and Developers
APIs, or Application Programming Interfaces, are the digital glue that connects software applications and systems. Whether you're using a weather app, processing a payment, or chatting on social media, APIs are working behind the scenes to make everything flow smoothly. But not all APIs are created equal. There are various types of APIs, each de
Frontend Testing with Selenium Without Coding: A Beginner’s Guide
Frontend testing is essential for ensuring your web application works as expected for users across different browsers and devices. But what if you're not a developer or don't know how to write code? Good news: you can still perform frontend testing with Selenium — one of the most popular automation tools — without writing a single line of code.
Introduction to Unit Testing: The First Step to Reliable Code
If you're a developer, you’ve probably heard the phrase “write tests for your code” more times than you can count. And at the core of this testing culture lies unit testing — a powerful practice that helps you catch bugs early, write cleaner code, and sleep better at night. But what exactly is unit testing? Why does it matter? And how ca
Record and Replay: The Future of Fast, Reliable Testing
Testing is the backbone of any good software product. Without it, bugs creep in, users get frustrated, and teams end up spending more time fixing issues than building features. But writing test cases manually? It’s time-consuming, repetitive, and often gets skipped in the rush to ship. This is where Record and Replay testing comes in. It’s a