The new executions report on useMango visually depicts the executions history for executions between the user-selected date range. The graph's bins can be monthly, weekly, daily or hourly executions. The executions can be grouped by Test Status, Test Result, User, Machine and Assignee with the option to stack or group the groups side by side. […]

AWS provides a plethora of service to meet everyone’s technical requirements. Despite using a pay-as-you-go model, some of services will certainly leave a sizeable hole in the pockets of most each month if not managed properly. Having implemented AWS services in various projects over the last few years, I wanted to share a few tricks […]

From time to time something new and amazing comes along but one’s initial reaction is dismissive. Electric cars were like that for me. Surely if you take a motor out of your hairdryer, or even your lawnmower, and put it in a car it’s never going to be very exciting. (Wrong!) And it happened again […]

We’re very pleased to bring a significant update to useMango, version 5.3! For the first time, useMango tests can be built using not just steps but also junctions, enabling test logic to follow alternative branches that are chosen dynamically as your tests execute. Additional Features with update 5.3! A test flow chart replaces the previous […]

I am excited today to share with you about the Test flow control feature in useMango. The feature is currently under development and is almost ready, however, I can't wait to give you insight into what's coming your way soon. As of today, a useMango test is a sequence of steps being executed one after another. However, […]