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Ayurvedic Treatment For Psoriasis & Panchakarma Treatment | Vriksha Kalpa Ayurveda

Psoriasis is a condition that can cause breaks in the skin by causing severe dryness that can even lead to bleeding sometimes. It is important to get the best ayurvedic treatment for psoriasis to keep yourself from the severity of this condition. The best ayurvedic treatment for psoriasis ensures the removal of psoriasis roots and reverses the whole condition, and the skin looks as if psoriasis was never there in the first place. Name -: Dr. Amit VermaMobile -: 8303000777Add -: E 1/12, 1st floor, Main Market Rd, Malviya Nagar, New Delhi, Delhi 110017Website Mail -: info@vrikshakalpaayurveda.comWebsite -: https://www.vrikshakalpaayurveda.com/treatments/psoriasis-treatment/ Social -: 1. https://www.facebook.com/vrikshakalpaayurveda/2. https://twitter.com/vrikshakalpa3. https://www.instagram.com/vrikshakalpa_ayurveda/ 

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Best Selenium Training Institute in Chennai

Looking for the best Selenium training institute in Chennai, IntelliMindz is the No1 Selenium training institute in Chennai. Our Selenium training in Chennai will be presented by leading industry experts. Our selenium trainers will give you in-depth knowledge about applications and automation testing tools it will make you a professional selenium tester. Become master as testing automation for web applications using core java and selenium with hands-on classes. Selenium is an open-source automated framework testing to validate web applications across various platforms and browsers. Multiple programming languages are useful like python, java and C#, etc… It is used to creating the selenium test scripts. Testing is done by using the selenium tool is referred to as selenium testing. It is not as a single tool, it is a suite of software, every piece catering to various selenium QA testing needs an organization. Enroll in our Selenium training in Chennai to explore more!!! For more Selenium

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What is ERP?

SAP Course in Pune is a product utilized by numerous organizations as it has become popular in the ongoing industry situation. SAP Software's fame has expanded beginning around 2019 as it is not quite the same as other ERP frameworks. SAP offers benefits in the innovation driven world to change organizations and give arrangements.These days, SAP is perceived as a worldwide pioneer for this multitude of reasons. In any case, many individuals are curious about this product, so our article will give each fastidious detail of SAP. In the first place, how about we have a portrayal of ERP and why it is significant for a business.What is ERP?The full type of ERP is Enterprise Resource Planning, so as the name characterizes it attempts to incorporate numerous methods into a solitary framework. ERP joins finance, inventory network, acquirement, fabricating, HR, administration for making business-related arranging.In the ongoing time, ERP frameworks are fundamental for handle business-related wo

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SevenMentor & Training Pvt. Ltd. - Interior Designing Courses

Business Name- SevenMentor & Training Pvt. Ltd. - Interior Designing CoursesAddress- A Wing, 2nd Floor Office No. 49 Shreenath Plaza,Modern College Main Road Dnyaneshwar Paduka, Chowk, Maharashtra 411005Phone- 08237914810Website- https://www.sevenmentor.com/interior-design-courses-in-pune.php

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Best Training institute in India.

SevenMentor Private Limited is an fastest growing IT Network Infrastructure Solution ,IT Training Provider and HR service provider for Enterprise Business.

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Whether Learning Data Science is Beneficial For us?

Data science continues to evolve jointly of the foremost promising and in-demand career ways that for skilled professionals. Today, prosperous data professionals understand that they have to advance past the quality skills of analyzing large amounts of information, processing, and programming skills. thus on uncover useful intelligence for his or her organizations, data scientists ought to master the full spectrum of the data science life cycle and possess level of flexibility and understanding to maximise returns at each section of the tactic.The image represents the five stages of the data science life cycle: Capture, (data acquisition, data entry, signal reception, data extraction); Maintain (data storage, data cleansing, data staging, processing, data architecture); technique (data mining, clustering/classification, data modeling, data summarization); Analyze (exploratory/confirmatory, portentous analysis, regression, text mining, qualitative analysis); Communicate (data news, dat

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18 + content need the names please i beg

 

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dylanatsauce
dylanatsauceCommunity Manager
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Brand new Internet Features. Of the 80s.

To me, (history is) a great source of systems evolutions and dynamics examples.Writes Michael Dubakov in his article about hypertext tools from the 80's.He goes over a few different systems that use Hypertext, and some of them have pretty advanced features, even today.For instance, Warm Linking, which gives you the ability to push and pull content across links.Most notable is that the internet didn't evolve this way; It's less connected than it was before.  Tools like Notion are trying to provide a universal hyperlink content document editor workspace... thing... But they're limited, and most of us spend time in multiple webapps instead.It's well worth a read.

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dylanatsauce
2 months ago
dylanatsauce
dylanatsauceCommunity Manager
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Todo Or Die: Fix Problems or Fail Deployment

Adding #TODO: Refactor this! to your code gives you fuzzy little feelings of happiness that you intend to improve things "later".You won't, though.Not unless you install Todo or Die. This Ruby gem (also Rust) does something mere comments could) never do: It actually reminds you to do the thing.TodoOrDie("Remove after TestObject fully integrated", by: "2022-01-01")As author Justin Searls puts it:So I did what any programmer would do in the face of an intractable social problem: I wrote code in the vain hope of solving things without needing to talk to anyone. And now this gem exists.Available now where-ever good Rubygems are installed.

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2 months ago
dylanatsauce
dylanatsauceCommunity Manager
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The State of Jamstack 2021

Every year the hosting/CDN/Modern Web Enablement company Netlify conducts a survey of the state of the Jamstack community.This year's results have some interesting insights into the industry.Everyone (OK, 80% of people) agree with Sauce Labs that Mobile is critically important to their business... And since responses came across all industries, this probably applies to you and your work, as well.  Hate tiny screens?  People are still targeting desktop, as well.A quarter of Jamstack developers are building sites for Enterprise software, with a third also building B2B software solutions.  These sites serve anywhere between 1 and millions of users, too.  The more you work on bigger sites, the more likely you are to specialise (say, as a Front End developer).  These sites are becoming more sophisticated; almost half of all respondents use microservices, functions-as-a-service, or containers to power their backend.  "Static" isn't so static anymore.Respondents rated Performance as their mos

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2 months ago
dylanatsauce
dylanatsauceCommunity Manager
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Commitment takes Agreement

The OpenJS Foundation (Which publishes, among other things, Appium) has been streamlining their contribution process. Part of the work involved new tooling, such as adding the EasyCLA bot created by the Linux Foundation.This tool helps the foundation be certain that contributors have agreed to their terms and conditions for adding code to the project. It's a common practise for Open Source projects... So common in fact, that this upgrade is replacing an existing CLA process.The upshot of that is, if you want to contribute code, you'll need to agree to their new CLA prior to making contributions, even if you've already agreed to it previously.Here's the project's press release on the subject. 

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2 months ago
dylanatsauce
dylanatsauceCommunity Manager
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Improving Spring Test Logs - Part 1Guide

Here's the thing about tests.Tests which haven't failed tell you *almost nothing*.  A passing test means that, in that environment, with that input data and that series of actions, your code will do that expected thing.  If you're lucky (or have well thought-out tests), that should be close enough to reality to be confident... But you'll just have to hope that's enough. Failing tests can tell you way more...A failing test, on the other hand, gives you much more certainty.  Certainty that your code is broken, sure, but, that gives you the opportunity to fix it (Or at least monitor for the same thing in production)....As long as your logs are good.Test logs are your insight into what your system is doing, when it's doing it, and what goes wrong.  That's why logs that look like this are so problematic:Stock Spring Boot Logs That's the full set of debug logs for a test run of an otherwise stock Spring Boot project.The useful bit of Stock Spring Boot LogsAnd the circled section is the relev

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2 months ago
dylanatsauce
dylanatsauceCommunity Manager
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Faster CI/CD with the Hall of MirrorsGuide

Gotta Go FastBold claim time!  *No one likes running tests*.Oh, people often like having tests, they like passing their tests, and sometimes they even like writing their tests.  But the period between when your tests start and when they finish?  That part blows.It's especially terrible when your CI suite is running alllll the tests. So let's cheat!  I use a parallelisation strategy I like to call… The Hall of MirrorsYour typical parallel tests work by having one test runner, which divides the tests up and runs them in multiple threads or processes or what have you.  It often uses a single instance of the app under test, which is Fraught With Peril™️.  It's hard to set up; there's thread safety issues, yadda yadda yadda.Hall of Mirrors takes a step back and saysWhy run parallel tests when you can run parallel test runners. Instead of starting a single runner with all your tests, you start multiple test runners, each running only some of your tests.  By running entirely separate test run

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2 months ago
dylanatsauce
dylanatsauceCommunity Manager
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Manipulating Selenium-automated browsers with JavascriptTutorial

 Javascript Executors for better Test Control Javascript is the duct tape of the Internet. -- Charlie Campbell Selenium's JavascriptExecutor feature allows you to write Javascript, then run it directly in the browser under test.  This also allows you to interact with difficult to handle elements, or extract information from the page itself.  JavascriptExecutors also allow you to interact with vendor specific features, like Sauce Labs' breakpoint and context annotation (which I'll detail in another guide).They're supported by all the major Selenium bindings, including Java, Ruby, Webdriver.IO, Python and C#, and are an indispensible tool in your testing toolkit. Why would I need to run Javascript in the browser?Selenium's testing paradigm is Pretending to be an end user.  You can click, type, read and drag all you like... As long as you're doing something a user might do.Eventually, however, you're going to need to do more.  You might have some some complicated cookie manipulation to do

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2 months ago
dylanatsauce
dylanatsauceCommunity Manager
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Best Practise: Use Page Objects to Model Repeated Interactions and Elements

Within your applications and sites there are elements that your tests interact with, sometimes on a repeating basis. Rather than having to repeatedly code these interactions into your test, you can use page objects to abstract these interactions into a single functional unit. For example, your tests may require logging into a a site or application. Rather than coding all these interactions into your test, you can create a LoginPage object that contains these interactions, which you then refer to in your test. This means taking a sort of object-oriented approach to test construction that  enables you to simplify your test code and reduce duplication of effort. For more information, check out these references.The SeleniumHQ documentation of page objects, hosted on Google Code The documentation for the Intern testing framework provides a good explanation of page objects and an example in JavaScript The cheezy/page-object GitHub repository includes the page-object gem for Ruby, as well as

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dylanatsauce
dylanatsauceCommunity Manager
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Best Practise: Use Maven to Manage Project Dependencies

Do you use use Maven as the dependency manager for your projects? If so, this article will give you some insight into how it works, along with some useful commands. You will find these especially helpful if you are using a private repository as the main repo to source the dependencies for your project. By using the dependency list generation methods described in this article, you can greatly reduce the workload needed to make dependencies available in your private repository, or locally if you intend to run your project offline.How Does Maven Manage Dependencies?You add dependencies for your project to your Maven configuration file (also known as the  pom.xml file, for Project Object Model). As you build your project using Maven, it resolves these dependencies and downloads the dependencies to your local repository folder. This folder is usually located in your user’s home folder and is named .m2. Each dependency downloaded from the repository is a project itself, and has its own depen

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2 months ago
dylanatsauce
dylanatsauceCommunity Manager
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Best Practice: Handling Authentication

There are several ways to handle authentication and security dialogs during testing. You might, for example, need to log a user in, or bypass a browser warning. The topics in this section cover cookie injection with Selenium, basic HTTP authentication, and other options.Basic HTTP AuthenticationBasic HTTP authentication supplies a username and password via URL, such as https://admin:admin@the-internet.herokuapp.com/basic_auth. This request sends the credentials in the standard HTTP "Authorization" header.Because browser support for basic HTTP authentication is limited, we recommend Injecting Cookies to Bypass Authentication Dialogs and Running an AutoIt Script as a Pre-run Executable to Handle Windows Security Authentication Dialogs as solutions for authentication while testing. Browser HTTP Authentication Support Chrome Supported Firefox Supported, but Firefox will display a prompt asking you to confirm. Safari Unsupported. See the Support KB article Setting Basi

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dylanatsauce
dylanatsauceCommunity Manager
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Best Practise: How to Deal With Flaky Java Tests

Most testers experience having to deal with flaky tests whether or not they realize it. Learn how to deal with flaky Java tests to improve your testing.In the world of user interface (UI) testing we all have come across tests and UI behavior that is not 100% repeatable. In other words, sometimes tests are “flaky.” The challenge with these tests is in trying to determine what causes this flakiness, and finding ways to resolve it, so that we are able to test the UI in a reliable fashion without raising false alarms and creating test gaps.Failure ModesThe two most common situations that lead to flakiness are external factors over which one has no control, and the application or website you are testing not being in the expected state when you test it. Among the external factors, network conditions, different client types, and test infrastructure limitations are among the most common causes of flakiness.The way to diagnose these factors usually boils down to comparing the physical testing e

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2 months ago
dylanatsauce
dylanatsauceCommunity Manager
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Can Screener Runner work in parallel?

My app is parallelism safe; It uses auto-generated test data, doesn’t share sessions and runs on fairly powerful hardware. However, I can’t figure out how to make Screener Runner run my tests with more parallel sessions?

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10 months ago
dylanatsauce
dylanatsauceCommunity Manager
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We've published updated documentationNews

We’re updating our docs!At Sauce, we’ve got a fantastic team of technical content developers.  They’ve been hard at work, creating a new, easier to use and more helpful documentation experience.You can find it here.They would love some feedback; feel free to check them out and let us know what you think.

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11 months ago
dylanatsauce
dylanatsauceCommunity Manager
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What do you want from the Sauce Labs Slack Plugin?

Hey folks!  A couple of months ago, at Sauce Con Online, I got the chance to dig around in the source code of the Sauce Labs Slack plugin and refactor the tests.  It needed that, because it’s currently in a broken state… And fixing it is one of the things the Community team will be tackling sometime soon.We’ve got scope to add a liiiitle bit of additional functionality, and what we add is up to you.  Currently, the Slack plugin can:Retrieve and embed details about a job Retrieve and embed details about a build Retrieve and embed details about a userSo what’s it gonna be? 

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dylanatsauce
11 months ago
dylanatsauce
dylanatsauceCommunity Manager
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JS Console Debugging made (a little) easier

I love Print DebuggingIt’s low class, doesn’t look cool and is possibly woefully less powerful than using an actual debugger, but my goodness printing values to console is easy and useful.Console.log() is definitely my friend.That does make things a bit difficult sometimes, especially if I need to manually insert breakpoints and print statements when debugging a piece of code in the browser… Which is why I’m excited to (perhaps belatedly) discover…The Debugger() functionPut debugger; in your JavaScript function and you’re golden.  As long as there’s an active debugger (like the Browser DevTools), execution will automatically stop when it hits that point, and open the debugger.function toDebug(foo, bar) { //Stuff happens debugger; // << Breaks here return something;}You can check out the docs for the debugger function over at W3C.

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Best Practice: Avoid "Brittle Locators"

WebDriver provides a number of locator strategies for accessing elements on a webpage. It's tempting to use complex XPath expressions like //body/div/div/*[@class="someClass"] or CSS selectors like #content .wrapper .main. While these might work when you are developing your tests, they will almost certainly break when you make unrelated refactoring changes to your HTML output.Instead, use sensible semantics for CSS IDs and form element names, and try to restrict yourself to using these semantic identifiers. For example, in Java you could designate elements with driver.findElement(By.id("someId")); or driver.findElement(By.name("someName")); or, in the example of PHP, you could use $this->byId() or $this->byName() . This makes it much less likely that you'll inadvertently break your page by shuffling around some lines of code.

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McbvolkCommunity Manager
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Best Practice: Be Aware of the Load on Your Servers

As you move into fully automated testing and builds, with tests running in parallel and against multiple device/browser/platform/operating system combinations, be aware of the load that this will place on both your CI/CD server and the site under test. A best practice in this situation is make sure that both the CI/CD server and the site under test are on machines that are not running additional processes or open to additional network traffic, and can handle the additional number of simultaneous jobs and tests.

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Best Practice: Tips for Lean, Speedy Tests with Sauce Labs

It's a reality that tests run on Sauce Labs will always have some latency, compared to running locally, due to there being an Internet in the middle between your tests and our browsers. So, rather than running in the same machine, each Selenium request is sent through the wire to our VMs and receives a response back through the same channels. These are some other common factors that contribute to test duration, and a few tips for using your minutes efficiently.
 Identify Time SinksIf you're testing against a local application server, you will see some additional latency due to the distance from our browsers to your server. The same applies if you're using Sauce Connect to test against a firewalled server. When you're running Sauce Connect, it sends all requests from Sauce's browsers back through the machine running Sauce Connect, such that they appear to originate from that machine. This means that all data sent between the Sauce cloud and the site you're testing must travel first to y

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