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Guest Blog from: Maverick Jones Maverick Jones is a full-time geek and tech enthusiast. He likes to share his bylines and loves to gain audience attention. Table of Contents Introduction What is Software Testing? Types of Software Testing 7 Reasons of Software Testing Being Important for Businesses Conclusion In this digital world, software is the … Continue reading "The Importance of Software Testing for Businesses" […]

Guest blog post by Gloria Martinez. Too many entrepreneurs have purchased software after watching a slick demo only to experience buyer’s remorse soon after. As a business owner, you want to buy software that delivers the value it promises, whether you buy it off the shelf or on a subscription basis. This article shows you … Continue reading "Buy the Best Software for Your Business with These 5 Steps" […]

Gust Blog by: Kanika Vatsyayan is Vice-President – Delivery and Operations at BugRaptors  Over the years, Cyber Security has become a highly sensitive and significant aspect of the IT industry. And it is very natural with hackers leaning on some more advanced approaches to breach public and private networks inspecting the personal information of various organizations.    … Continue reading "Understanding The Role Of Software Testing In Cyber Security" […]

The digital landscape has significantly advanced over the past 1-2 years. The new normal in web applications include a shift toward progressive web apps (PWAs), advanced responsive websites, and Flutter apps. Ensuring both functional as well as API testing of such advance web applications is becoming harder and harder. While there are valid test automation … Continue reading "Expediting Web Testing with Puppeteer and Instant Test Automation Technology" […]

Essentially, Shift-Left is the practice finding defects and preventing them early in software delivery process. This is done by shifting the scanning of defects to improve code quality process to the left of Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC), which is usually composed of four phases of activities:  design, develop, test, and release. Shift-Left also applies … Continue reading "Defect Detection and Security Prevention: How does Shift-Left Adoption Helps?" […]

Majority of organizations are already deep in their DevOps maturity. Most researches are showing over 40% that adopted the process, and are moving towards automated processes, shift-left, and fast delivery of value to customers. With that in mind, these organizations that span across different verticals from automotive, financial industries, gaming industries, and many more, need … Continue reading "How to Achieve both Coding Standard and Security Coverage Together with Safety Compliance" […]

A decade of Agile, DevOps and Continuous Testing is behind us. I heard this week in a conference I was presenting the phrase “Agile is Dead” and other claims about testing being inefficient in many ways. While many tools have evolved over the past years, and test automation practices and lessons learned have been communicated … Continue reading "The Future of Test Automation Must Be Intelligent" […]

  As more advanced technologies are entering the continuous testing landscape powered by AI/ML, organizations and especially, practitioners, are debating which is better, and why if any should they adopt codeless test authoring solutions? In this blog, I will be providing the various considerations to switch, and/or combine between the 2 test automation methods. TL,DR … Continue reading "Code-Based Test Automation vs. Codeless Automation" […]

See how easy it can be to build a simple web app for question answering from text using Streamlit and HuggingFace pipelines. […]

This article was published as a part of the Data Science Blogathon What does this article entail? Forest, bush, or vegetarian fire, can be described as any uncontrolled and non-prescribed combustion or burning of plants in a natural setting such as a forest, grassland, etc. In this article we are not determining if a forest […] The post Forest Fire prediction using Machine Learning appeared first on Analytics Vidhya. […]

This article was published as a part of the Data Science Blogathon Image credits: Taras Bakusevych Data is the new oil we have heard it so many times. But can we visualize that data in a proper format? With the amount of data at our disposal today, the need to extract insights from it is […] The post 10 Ideas that every Professional should avoid for Data Visualization appeared first on Analytics Vidhya. […]

This article was published as a part of the Data Science Blogathon Introduction to Deepfakes Deepfakes are AI-generated synthetic videos of any person or celebrity that impersonates the actual person and makes them act or say anything they originally never did. The process of creation of deepfakes is technically complex and generally requires a vast […] The post An Introduction to Deepfakes with Only One Source Video appeared first on Analytics Vidhya. […]

This article was published as a part of the Data Science Blogathon Overview Hadoop is widely used in the industry to examine large data volumes. The reason for this is that the Hadoop framework is based on a basic programming model (MapReduce), which allows for a scalable, flexible, fault-tolerant, and cost-effective computing solution. Table of […] The post A Comprehensive Guide to Apache Spark RDD and PySpark appeared first on Analytics Vidhya. […]

This article was published as a part of the Data Science Blogathon If you are a machine learning and AI enthusiast, you must have come across the word perceptron. Perceptron is taught in the first chapter of many deep learning courses. So what exactly it is? What is the inspiration behind it? How exactly it […] The post Perceptron: Building Block of Artificial Neural Network appeared first on Analytics Vidhya. […]

At ODSC West 2021 this November 16th-18th, we’ll have 80+ training sessions and workshops on essential tools and languages led by some of the best and brightest minds in data science and AI. […]

Leverage the powerful data wrangling tools in R’s dplyr to clean and prepare your data. […]