Welcome to our reading recommendations of this week, you will read the following articles :
Our reading recommendations of this week contains :
This article follows up my previous one on the cost of testing mobile websites without any mobile device.
There are less counterpart tools exposed here since testing a native application de facto excludes tools like User Agents or browser development toolset.
This article follows up Stephane’s upon the variety of methods available for testing mobile applications when you lack some of the physical hardware required: ‘How to test on smartphones without smartphones?’
Be careful nonetheless to the relevance of those tests…
Welcome to our weekly reading recommendations!
This week you can read about the following topics:
Welcome to our reading recommendations of the week!
This week, we suggest you three articles:
Welcome to our weekly reading recommendations!
This week read about the following topics:
Hi to all attendees of the Lyon Testing Meetup #2 and those interested in performance Testing, …
The Lyon Testing Group organizes its second event devoted to the tests in Lyon and surroundings on Wednesday, February 8th, 2017. You can find all the details on the Meetup.com page.
For this second evening, we will present 2 subjects.
A long load time to display your web page may unfortunately frustrate the user who will leave the website (the maximum waiting time tolerated is estimated to 4 seconds approximately). Even before landing on your page, the user has to find your website and Google Bots will tend to reference it better if the loading time is below 2 seconds.
It means the loading time of a web page is a critical feature.
There are various ways to measure the load time of a web page. For example: