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API Security

In our ever-evolving digital world, security is paramount. As developers, we are the gatekeepers of this digital world, where APIs (Application Programming Interfaces) serve as the bridge between applications, enabling seamless communication. Picture this: Imagine someone is hearing our every conversation; that's what a security breach in the digital realm feels like. So, it's our duty as developers to ensure the utmost security in data transfer. In this blog, we'll explore the world of API security, best practices, common vulnerabilities and the methods we can employ to protect our digital domain.

Best practices in coding

In the realm of software development, coding isn't just about making the computer understand your instruction,but also about making humans understand your code.It's also about making your code crystal clear, highly efficient, and maintainable. To achieve this, you need to embrace a set of coding best practices that can elevate your programming skills. In this blog, we will dive deep into seven essential coding best practices that every developer should follow, as well as the SOLID principles.

Bridging the Gap -Limited Or Lack Domain Knowledge in Business Analyst

Introduction: In the dynamic kingdom of project management, collaboration between various stakeholders is pivotal for success. One common challenge that project managers often encounter is the lack of domain knowledge among business analysts. In this Blog, we will explore the implications of limited domain knowledge from a project manager's perspective and discuss strategies to overcome this hurdle.

Caching the API response to improve the latency and site performance

Caching the API response is a powerful technique to enhance the performance and reduce latency in web applications. By storing frequently accessed API responses, we can serve them quickly to clients, resulting in an improved user experience. In this blog, we will explore the different types of caching and delve into the implementation of server-side caching.

Single Project-Multiple Teams-A guide to write a Master QA document

Multiple teams working on a single project was a big challenge initially in terms of Measuring the QA Progress and defect tracking, Managing efficient communication and collaboration between the teams. Making them understand the responsibilities and current updates of the tasks. Teams found it very difficult to follow the on-going agenda across the teams. It was hard to generate one single consolidated report on the overall QA progress since each team was following their own way of execution process. One of the difficult parts we came across was the Test coverage for functional and regression. If you face the same situation then you are in the right place and this document will help you to overcome this.

Accelerating APIs for digital QA evolution

In this modern application efficiency era, API testing plays an essential role in any software application development. Previously, testing was always performed only when the GUI was completed. The testing team has to wait till the code completion phase to start a test execution. For better productivity, API testing practises have slowly started to fade away from the conventional testing process. It also ensures that a tester need not wait till the completion of the GUI layer.

Scaling Scrum with Nexus

One of the pertinent questions in the IT industry today is, “What is Nexus?” How it benefits the organization in terms of software delivery?

Nexus is an instructive framework that resides above scrum with some rules and events that helps in scaling the scrum with team size between 3 and 9.

Let’s say, eight teams are working toward a common goal, all the teams can be brought together under one roof towards the same goal through Nexus. The common goal is broken into small chunks called user stories; these user stories are then allocated proportionally to each team.