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  Have you observed how many software projects often begin with enthusiasm but however time become stuck in endless planning, changing requirements, and delayed delivery? A common ailment in the fast-moving digital ecosystem we navigate is how legacy development models have failed to create value, engender frustration in teams, exacerbate delays, and contribute to cost overruns while displacing business critical path and a regularly updated interactive user experience around producing a product that users value. Clearly a need arises for operation at velocity and with flexibility towards eliciting real user feedback. In this blog, we will break down the 4 phases of Rapid Application Development to help you understand what is rapid application in practical terms, and demonstrate how these defined phases lead to more reliable and faster delivery. We’ll also explore how tools like Keploy support the entire RAD process from start to finish. By the end of this blog, you will h...

 You click a button, and nothing happens. A second passes. Then another. By the time the page finally responds, your confidence in the product is already shaken. In modern software, users rarely complain about what an application does—they complain about how long it takes . In systems built on microservices, where a single user request may travel through dozens of services, latency becomes one of the most critical and misunderstood challenges. This is where Latency Testing steps in as a quiet but powerful safeguard of user experience. Why Latency Matters More in Microservices Microservices architectures break applications into small, independent services that communicate with each other over the network. This approach improves scalability and team autonomy, but it also introduces complexity. Every call between services adds network delay, processing time, and the potential for cascading slowdowns. In a monolithic system, latency is often localized. In microservices, latency co...

  Code stability and reliability can be a concern when building front-end applications. As web applications become more complex, web developers require a test framework that is simple yet incredibly powerful. This is where Jest testing comes in handy. Jest is a testing type designed and maintained by Facebook, which is already the ideal tool for most front-end programmers needing precise, fast, and robust test coverage. Learning Jest Testing Jest Testing is a JavaScript testing framework that eases unit testing and integration testing for developers. The simplicity of use and a wide variety of features make it a simple tool to use for testing React apps but works great for vanilla JavaScript projects and with other front-end libraries. The number one issue with Jest is how easy it is to start, making it inconvenient for developers to get started on testing their project with the libraries and frameworks they are using. Unlike other test libraries that are of a later age, Jest is eq...