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Join Joseph Lust, a software engineer at mabl, as he shows you how to test the holistic quality of your web applications, from user experience to visual design to performance. mabl is a SaaS platform that simplifies end-to-end testing with a secure and scalable built-in infrastructure. With test data collected from all aspects of your […]

Join Jon Sims – Solutions Engineer, AWS Device Farm, as he shows you how to improve the quality of your native and web mobile applications by testing them against hundreds of real devices hosted in the AWS Cloud. Device Farm generates videos, screenshots, and logs for each test so you can easily pinpoint and fix […]

This session will cover how to conduct performance tests for the most important customer-facing aspects of your mobile application on real devices. In the mobile world, customers judge the products they work with by the quality of their build, and an off-putting experience can lead to high rates of churn. Whether a native app or […]

Join Us Wednesday night for a LIVE Podcast from STPCon! Ever had a question about performance testing? Ever wanted to just complain about the lack of load testing on your favorite websites as they buckle and crash under heavy load? Come and join the live audience of the PerfBytes podcast! Win prizes, learn about performance […]

As consumer facing digital applications are growing day by day, Non-functional aspects like performance , reliability & scalability are considered to be key important facets which drives user engagement & experience . When this needs to be assured in a fast paced aggressive Devops ecosystem for quicker TTM (Time to Market), A shift is required […]

A DevOps pipeline with CI/CD is for customers seeking to implement advanced development practices so that they optimize the planning, development, release and operations of modern applications. But how exactly do we instrument every step of that pipeline to harvest performance metrics and measures? How, when and with whom do we share information? How can […]

“Make fewer calls.” It’s one of the first suggestions for #webperf engineering and web design. “If you want your application to go fast, you should first try to make fewer requests.” Oh cool! So, you can go fast by doing less … and less … and less? Until you reach point where the application is […]