Author: Haresh Kumbhani

Conducting regression testing within our digital ecosystems is essential for enhancing software stability, elevating user satisfaction, and optimizing costs. As we navigate through the frequent updates and modifications in digital resources, regression testing serves as a pivotal quality control process against surprising performance deviations that might arise subsequent to software alterations.

In times of QA software testing, automation regression processes can be enabled to autonomously identify any unexpected behaviors or regressions in the software. In this blog, we will discuss how regression testing can be automated so that complex digital ecosystems across industries can be thoroughly tested for reliable performance.

Angular unit testing checks isolated pieces of code in an Angular app. It allows users to add new features without interrupting any other part of their application. Jasmine is a JavaScript testing framework, and Karma is a node-based testing tool for JavaScript codes across multiple real browsers. This blog helps you get started with Angular unit testing leveraging Karma and Jasmine.

Introduction to Angular Unit Testing

First things first, you must have Angular installed on your machine. That is where you need to start Angular installation. If you already have Angular installed, feel free to skip the next step.

Corporate giants like Uber, Tesla, and Netflix have proved that the future is going to be an amazing place to be in. They radically disrupted the entire industry in which they operated. Leveraging 'software,’' these behemoths created amazing experiences for their customers. IT leaders are aware of the fact that software that is robust and of better quality can help them deliver amazing digital experiences. To do that, DevOps has become paramount to developing high-quality software as it can help you improve continuous integration, continuous delivery, continuous testing, continuous monitoring, and continuous feedback. Value stream mapping can assist you as you need metrics for continuous feedback.

Exploring Value Stream Management in Detail

Software delivery is getting more challenging every day while becoming one of the critical success factors. This makes it difficult for organizations to maintain high performance and an edge in the market. To effectively manage value streams, organizations need to get proper visibility and control of various interconnected value streams across the portfolio. Moreover, modern CIOs are responsible for yielding more business value with a few resources. As a result, it isn't easy to align business goals with IT work, fast-track software delivery processes, and accelerate quality. This is where the role of value stream management comes in.