Really, you only need to do two kinds of testing: Unit testing (to make sure that your individual components work) and end-to-end testing (to make sure your application works). Anything else is just a ...

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In this example I will show how you can perform a standard Maven build whilst keeping your unit and integration tests in separate packages. Other techniques specify using either a naming convention or ...

Integration tests are used to check if the different parts of the application work as expected when they are assembled together. When working with integration tests, you will often want to skip ...

The floodgates for chiplet-based design have officially opened. Over the past several quarters, manufacturing test flows have been validating 2.5D package architectures, and production volumes are ...

Prasad Banala is the Head of Site Reliability Engineering (SRE), Quality Assurance, and Performance Engineering at a major retail company. Advanced robotic automation technologies, combined with the ...