The fundamental goal behind the performance tests – it is all about the quality and the user experience delivered on the product you implement. And the key concern is the app response time your users are exposed to.
Some clients ask why their application needs to be covered with automated tests. The basic truth is that if you want to ensure quality on your application it should be properly tested and both manual and automated tests are essential when you want to achieve that goal.
It is not unusual for a new technology to originate from a successfully developed project. For example, we can find the pattern in the story of a web framework for Python – Django, which was originally developed to manage a number of news-oriented sites for the LJworld company.
There is no one universal way which will work for all the Product Owners and their teams. An effective way to communicate needs to be collaboratively discovered by the specific people to work on the project.
I have recently been approached by an entrepreneur who has quite a lot of content previously published in print media and would like to monetize the content through e-publishing. His original idea was to develop a custom application. It is not a reasonable course of action any more.
The year 2011 has ended and I think one might justifiably claim that it was a ‘year of mobile’ indeed. We are going through tough economic times and yet we can observe how smartphones, tablet devices and mobile technologies are driving the growth of world’s largest markets like the US, Europe and Asia.
