First Off - What is OAuth & Why do You Need it?   OAuth (the Open Standard for Authorization) is an open protocol which provides token-based authentication and authorization - as opposed to

Meter 2.12 is out! If you’re a JMeter user, you can now enjoy an enhanced GUI, new features and fewer bugs. Woohoo!   BlazeMeter is proud to support Apache JMeter. Our performance testing

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JMeter is the leading open source performance testing tool - but are you fully equipped to take advantage of all its capabilities?

How advanced are your skills as a performance tester? Do you know precisely where your strengths lie, what you still need to work on, and how to get the extra performance testing knowledge that you

Alex Podelko is a prominent thought leader in the world of load and performance testing. For the past sixteen years, Alex has supported numerous performance initiatives for several large companies. He

If you want to master JMeter performance testing, it’s worth taking a leaf out of the book from the experts.   Advanced JMeter users usually come from a performance engineering background

Do you need to use JUnit in your testing processes? To answer this question, let’s take a look first at unit testing.

This is a guest post written by Chen Atlas, Founder and CTO of laundry and dry-cleaning scheduling app Cleanly. This is Chen’s first post in a series of articles, in which he’ll be sharing

Missed our webinar on performance testing for web and mobile applications?   Nearly 1,500 people signed up for this webinar – and we recorded the session in full so you can enjoy it too!

It might not be your preferred method, but sometimes black box testing is inevitable.  Here's an example of a scenario that I often encounter…

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