Software testing is most important and optimization of code is one of the craved destinations in programming. Tests need to be smart and fast, based on risk and change, as code is written. And it's always work in progress, a task to keep coming back to.
Testing TYPO3’s Core - Part VIII: Future
Software is never perfect. TYPO3 CMS is no exception and its development is always work in progress. Besides, zero bug state simply doesn’t exist. In short, there’s always room for improvement and also a lot of new ideas lined up. Join us for a glimpse into TYPO3’s future!
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Are you eager to support people with different e-learning methods? SkillDisplay shows how you can solve people's problems by creating an online tutorial. Follow their five-step plan to make your tutorial king! Also, use the Self SkillUp-button to share your acquired skills with others.
Testing TYPO3's Core - Part VII: A Historical View
The road to establishing the best possible workflow patterns for testing TYPO3 has been long and winding. It has been filled with up and downs and loads of lessons have been learnt along the way. Today the test environment runs efficiently. Join us for a glimpse behind the scenes!
Boost Website ROI with Service Level Agreements
Open source software has become a central part of standardized IT infrastructures in the last 15+ years. Professional services like technical support and Service Level Agreements needed to be established, to meet day-to-day business challenges.
How to Use JavaScript in TYPO3’s Backend
JavaScript can be found in all parts of a software system that interact with a browser, e.g. backend tasks, web servers and data processing. TYPO3 v7 and v8 support AMD modules by using RequireJS. One of the advantages of using RequireJS is an improvement in website performance.
Testing TYPO3’s Core - Part VI: Integrity Tests
Integrity tests are an integral part of TYPO3’s quality assurance process. This fourth and final step in our review process is used to check communication paths between different parts of the system and shows that all modules work correctly together. If all runs smoothly, a patch is then merged into the core.
Testing TYPO3’s Core - Part V: Acceptance Tests
All non-trivial software has bugs, they're an inevitable byproduct of writing software. It's a systematic review process which keeps them to an absolute minimum and ensures a high-quality. Acceptance tests are the third step we use for testing TYPO3's core before merging patches into the system.
How Do You Know When It's Time to Upgrade?
How do you know your website is due for an upgrade? Ask yourself these questions. And if you find that yes, it is time for an update, then TYPO3 GmbH can help you find a partner and can also explain TYPO3’s unique advantages amongst CMS providers. We're also glad to give a helping hand if your answer is "well . . maybe"!
Testing TYPO3’s Core - Part IV: Functional Tests
After making changes to TYPO3´s core we always run a series of testing which consists of four different steps. Functional tests are an integral part of this review process and give answers to the questions “Did we build a correctly working software?” and “Does the software meet the business requirements?”.
The Attraction of Immediate ROI
Building a website on open-source software doesn’t mean the website is going to be free - it requires configuration, maintenance and ongoing support. But it does mean that you have free access to the source code and can have your website customized very precisely according to your wishes.