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Once you resolve the question of whether to automate testing or not, the next question arises: what exactly to automate and how? This is where the test automation strategy comes in handy. 

A great number of software products today rely on third-party APIs for some of their functionality – from signing in with Facebook to sharing important data between enterprise systems.

Did you know that even several years ago Amazon deployed software every 11.6 seconds? How did they manage to achieve this? Amazon explains such a speed by using DevOps principles and effective test automation (TA) strategies.

With complex databases and large amounts of data, backend testing becomes a vital step towards high-quality software. While companies spend a lot of effort making sure everything works smoothly from the user point of view, they often forget that testing the backend is just as important.

Choosing a core technology is one of the most important decisions for every startup founder and CTO. It determines time-to-market, development, and maintenance costs. Here’s a list of React Native pros and cons to help you make a more informed decision.

Ionic and Cordova used to be a reasonable alternative to native development. Now cross-platform technologies like React Native (RN) promise higher quality with similar cost-effectiveness. So let’s dive deep into the React Native vs Ionic, Cordova/PhoneGap debate and see whether it’s time to migrate your old app.

The idea that technology developed by one company just for one service has turned into a popular framework for Android and iOS app development sounds a bit fantastic. Anyway, it is all about React Native. But why do famous companies choose this technology? Let’s analyze the best React Native apps to find our answer!

WebRTC (Web Real-Time Communication) is an awesome new tech for video/audio chat directly inside your browser or mobile app. The best of its kind. But like many new technologies, it has some nasty pitfalls even for experienced developers. This is the story of our WebRTC chat app.

Choosing the perfect payment system for your web application can be a nightmare. While mobile apps can get away with in-app purchases (for a monstrous 30% AppStore cut), web applications need a payment gateway to accept money from their users.

Payment processing services are the gateways to revenue for the majority of web and mobile applications. But when you’re new to online payments, the sheer amount of options seem paralyzing.

SPA vs MPA: what is better for your business? Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, GitHub, and Google services are all built as single page applications (SPAs). Yet, multipage applications (MPAs) still dominate the Internet. In this article, I’m going to objectively evaluate the two approaches as a CTO as a custom application development company, list advantages, drawbacks, and suggest the use cases.

Single page applications (SPA) are all the rage now. Facebook and Gmail are just a few well-known examples. Everybody familiar with search engine optimization would tell you, SPA SEO is a nightmare. But you shouldn’t discard the tech as useless. Here’s why.