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Data Analysis Using Google Cloud Data Studio

Introduction

Google Cloud Data Studio is a tool for transforming data into useful reports and data dashboards. As of now, Google Data Studio has 22 inbuilt Google Connectors and 571 different Partner connectors which help in connecting data from BigQuery, Google Ads, Google Sheets, Cloud Spanner, Facebook Ads Data, Adobe Analytics, and many more. 

Once the data is imported, reports and dashboards can be created by a simple drag and drop and using various filter options. Google Cloud Data Studio is out of the Google Cloud Platform, which is why it is completely free. 

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7 Easy Steps to Generate Both XML and HTML Reports in Cypress

The common requirement when we are working with automation tests in we need to generate both XML and HMTL reports. When it comes to Cypress it relies on Mochawesome reporter. In this article, I will explain to you a simple way to generate HTML and Junit XML reporter in your Cypress end-to-end Automation framework. 

If you look over the internet there are many articles but for beginners, it's very complicated Since there is some complexity involved. 

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Java HTML Report in a Few Lines of Code (Part 2)

In the previous article, I described the creation of an HTML table report with AJAX filtering and user sorting of columns — using a few lines of code written into a single Java command. For this, I used the ReportBuilder class from the Ujorm framework. Today, I’d like to show you how to place formatted content into the cells of such a table, as well as a few more improvements. What will the final table look like?

Our filter now has a new input field for limiting the number of displayed rows. We can insert the first column into our table, containing the sort order number of the row. The star classification of a hotel can be displayed using a list of appropriate characters with a tooltip, and the final column contains a link to the hotel home page. The original behaviour of the table remains the same, the updated source code is here:

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3 Key Metrics to Identify the Usability of Your Product

Is your app usable? Really? Did you check the metrics?

"Is your product usable enough to release now?" is the most difficult question to be answered when not backed up by usability metrics. Before understanding the key metrics of usability, though, we need to understand what usability is in the first place.

Per ISO standards (ISO 9241-11), usability is defined as:

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Creating Happy Customers With DevOps in 8 Hours or Less [Report]

We recently ran a survey against the software testing community to understand the adoption of modern development practices and its impact on testing.

One of the things we wanted to take away from this survey was being able to identify effective DevOps practices from harmful ones. We based the success criteria on team satisfaction and customer happiness.

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Will Our Software Bankrupt Us? [Interview]

In this interview, Jeff and I talk to Herb Krasner about his recent study, "The Cost of Poor Quality Software in the US." We ask him about what lead him to this research, he walks us through some the of key insights, and we discuss if the notion that we may not be able to afford the software that runs our business.  You can listen to the full interview here.

Pete Pizzutillo: Herb, thanks for joining us today.  But before we get into our discussion on "The Cost of Poor Quality Software," you have a rich background in software engineering and research; can you walk us back as to how you end up here?