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Future of Software Testing Training and Placement: Advanto Software

Introduction

In the modern technological industry, software testing turns out to be an important part of the process for the performance, reliability, and security testing of digital items. The need for skilled software testers increases as industries grow and develop. In this article, Advanto Software will cover all the challenges, and opportunities that software testing training and placement faces.

Emerging Trends in Software Testing Training

1. Interactive Learning Platforms:

In response to students' evolving requirements, software testing training programs have begun using interactive learning technologies. These platforms provide complete immersion through virtual labs, simulations, and actual assignments, encouraging practical skill development in a dynamic setting.

2. Personalization:

The strategy of hype created a shift in software testing training such that the outcome was increased attendance and interest among the trainees. By adding gaming components like points, badges, and leader-boards learning is no longer boring and defeating in this way students want to earn more points and stay on top.

Challenges in Software Testing Training

1. Staying on top of technological advancements:

The continuous development of technology develops major challenges for software testing training programs. To stay up-to-date trainers need to regularly modify their courses according to changing technologies and methods.

2. Skill Gap:

With an increasing need for software testers, there is a skills shortage in the business. Many dedicated skilled employees have the necessary experience in areas like automation testing, performance testing, and security testing, underlining the need for extensive training programs.

3. Distance Learning:

The change to working and studying from home needs flexible and adaptable training methods. Software testing training programs must use online resources and platforms to provide exciting and efficient learning experiences to remote learners throughout the world.

Opportunities in Software Testing Placement

1. Worldwide Demand:

The worldwide expansion of the software business has provided opportunities for skilled engineers around the world. Industries all over the world are searching for experienced testers to check the quality and reliability of their digital products, with numerous job opportunities available in a variety of locations.

2. Specialization:

As software systems become more difficult, there is more demand for qualified testers with experience in areas such as security testing, and data testing.

3. Career advancement:

Software testing provides multiple opportunities for career development and professional growth. Experienced testers may move to positions such as test leads, test managers, and quality assurance directors, obtaining responsibility and leadership within businesses.

Conclusion

In other words, the procedure of training and placing software testers looks promising and full of chances. By constantly following trends, tackling issues, and maximizing opportunities utilization, the candidate may have a good time in his software testing career in the fast-changing field. Advanto Software Institute is the best for software testing classes in Pune. Enrol today to develop your career journey with us.

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zen-garden-gnome · 6 years ago

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Understanding Soil Basics

Some recent, introductory horticulture projects have brought my attention to the regenerative nature of ecosystems. One of the most basic and important aspects of plant cultivation is the health of the soil. Good soil is alive, an ecosystem unto itself. Industrial agriculture (and plenty of horticulture) functions with a narrow and exploitative understanding/prioritization of the soil ecosystem--a holdover of colonialism, now built into capitalism, excused out of desperation. Our reliance on synthetic fertilizers, destructive tilling practices, excessive pesticides/herbicides/fungicides, monoculture “efficiency,” and deforestation (for more monocultures!) has resulted in abysmal global soil quantity and fertility levels, largely related to loss of biodiversity in and around the soil ecosystem. Now climate and agriculture experts predict our soils can produce approximately 60 more harvests. Speaking of which, check this out:

So I’m learning about soil. Not just because I’ll need to in order to help a community enjoy food security, but also because... I dunno, I just really like it. Putting my fingers in some dirt feels good and right. Currently I’m reading The Ultimate Guide to Soil by Anna Hes, and I’m summarizing important content as I go back and review sections (especially stuff I know I’ll want to reference later). Rewriting it helps me remember it, so I’ll be dumping that stuff here. along with any extra research I wind up doing in the process. As I work my way through the sections of the book, I’ll make more posts!

First up: Understanding Soil Basics...

Healthy soil is dark with humus. Humus is stable organic matter that’s decomposed into a mix of waxes and lignins, held together by microbial gums and starches, and loaded with nitrogen. Humus bonds readily to heavy metals and excess elements/nutrients, too, thus improving food safety. Organic decomposition into humus even increases carbon dioxide near the soil’s surface, which stimulates plant growth.

“Wild” plant growth can reveal aspects of soil health. Since weeds often thrive in low-nutrient soils and are less susceptible to diseases and pests (since they grew based on what was appropriate for the soil/area), observing them may make it easier to filter out non soil-related variables in overall garden health/output. Of course, these correlations tend to be region-specific and don’t indicate much by themselves. Regular tending is the best prevention, but some general weed-to-soil conditions are as follows:

Nitrogen-fixing plants thrive in low-fertility soil (legumes, dandelions, nettles, comfrey, horsetails, watercress, parsley, plantains, chamomile, chickweed, autumn olives, alders, temperate list here).

Sedges (Cyperaseae grass-like flowering plants with triangular cross-stems) and rushes (Juncaceae grass-like erect stems with tufted tops) thrive in wet, waterlogged soil.

Mosses thrive in damp, shady, compacted, low-fertility/nutrient, and/or acidic soil (pH < 7).

Pfeiffer (found reliable) claims acidic soils (pH < 7) are often linked to poor drainage and tend to grow sorrels, docks, fingerleaf weeds, lady’s thumb, horsetail, hawkweed, and knapweed.

Pfeiffer claims crusted or hardpan soils tend to grow field mustard, horse nettle, penny cress, morning glory, quackgrass, chamomile, and pineapple weed.

Pfeiffer claims overcultivated soils with excess nitrogen tend to grow lamb’s quarter, plantain, chickweed, buttercup, dandelion, nettle, prostrate knotweed, prickly lettuce, field speedwell, rough pigweed, common horeground, celandine, mallow, carpetweed, and thistles.

Soil order relates to the origins of a region’s soil:

*It seems notable that the author focuses on a soil region’s “agricultural” use. A soil’s agricultural value doesn’t necessarily relate to its cultivation prospects. On the contrary, if Oxisols in Hawai’i and Puerto Rico can support indigenous cultures and hosts of wildlife with lush year-round vegetation, then perhaps agriculture isn’t the most reasonable, sustainable, or appropriate means of obtaining food from the land.

Note, regional soil is more than just regional bedrock. It also contains naturally and unnaturally imported soils, like sand used for human developments sand or windblown silt (loess).

Dominant soil order map (as seen below)

Soil order images (as seen below)

All USDA soil data/maps

Soil texture relates to the various sizes and types of particles in a soil sample. The three soil particle types are clay (smallest), silt (mid-size), and sand (largest).

Sandy soils can be useful for early growth and for root veggies that excel at pushing through tough earth, but water flushes through too quickly to maintain hydration, and big dry pores make it easy for microbes to churn too quickly through organic matter additives, leaving no time for humus to form. Try no-till gardening in sandy soils and add heavy mulches and bio-char. In areas with droughted, sandy soil, try sunken pit gardens.

Clay soils have small particles and therefore small pores, causing a tendency to drain poorly and clump up when worked too wet or too dry. However, the small particles bond readily to nutrients better than do sand or silt. Clay gardens can be quite productive, albeit damp and heavy. Adding organic matter helps create larger aggregates and therefore more pore variety, thus improving air and water circulation. Try raised beds.

Silt soils can appear similar to clay soils on the microscopic level, and their medium particle size has its benefits. However, silt soils aren’t sticky like clay, so erosion is often an issue. Utilize cover crops and/or mulch.

Loamy soils are the ideal texture because they contain relatively balanced quantities of the three particle types. Adding compost, mulch, and cover crops to sandy, clayey, or silty soils improves diversity of particle, aggregate, and pore sizes; increases overall water retention while providing balanced aeration; creates balanced microbial activity; and provides nutrients. Simply blending the 3 soils textures together does not yield the same results and is a resource-intensive process.

(Check out comparisons here.)

Moistening and manipulating the soil makes it easier to identify. In the ribbon test outlined below by the Australian Department of Primary Industries, if a ribbon is unable to form then soil contents are sand or loamy sand. If the ribbon is less than an inch, its contents are loam, silt, silt loam, or sandy loam. If the ribbon is 1 to 2 inches, it’s sandy clay loam, silty clay loam, or clay loam. If the ribbon makes it up to 2 or more, it’s made of sandy clay, silty clay, or clay.

To perform a jar test, pour one-part soil and two-parts water in a clear jar. Separate aggregates by lidding and shaking vigorously, before allowing the particles to settle at the bottom for at least 24hrs. The largest, heaviest particles are sand and will sink to the bottom. Small, light clay particles remain at the top, while silt rests in the middle.

Measure the thickness of each layer and calculate the percentage of sand, silt, and clay using a soil triangle (or enter calculations here).

Online soil surveys like https://websoilsurvey.sc.egov.usda.gov/App/HomePage.htm are also available.

Soil aggregates clump together as soil particles (waxes, minerals, lignins) interact with the weather, organisms, and each other. Soil aggregates vary in size depending on their circumstances. A sandy texture of mostly uniform aggregates suggests the soil sample consists primarily of its original mineral particles. It lacks organic content, including vegetal, fungal, insect, and microbial activity. Without this variety of shapes, sizes, pores, or biological activity, the particles don’t hold moisture and provide no avenues for soakage. Meanwhile, a chunky texture with large aggregates, hard clods, and/or a thick crust suggest soil compaction, again resulting in a loss of bio-pores. These issues are often man-made, resulting from excessive tilling, or from tilling/harvesting/planting in wet/dry soil, all of which break down natural soil aggregates. A healthy soil texture contains a variety of aggregate sizes, thus supporting a variety of pores. Ideally, good soil texture no longer requires tilling for the purposes of artificial pores. The best solutions are to increase organic matter, especially compost; introduce cover crops to create pores, attract biological activity, hold moisture, and prevent leaching/erosion; and reduce tilling.

Soil color reveals clues about soil health, too. Heavy rainfall soaks through paling topsoil and pulls clay and nutrients into the darkening subsoil. This separation of soils may call for a season of deep-rooted cover crops to bring nutrients back to the surface, hold soils together, and add organic matter. Grey or whitish soil (gley) in waterlogged areas indicates soils high in iron. The loss of oxygen leaves iron colorless and soil color visible. Patchwork grey and brown suggests waterlogging during part of the year which has now drained and regained some color. (Note, anaerobic activity releases hydrogen sulfide for a tell-tale swampy odor. Mounding up soil can help in waterlogged areas. Try a percolation test, first.)

While loamy soils are dark with humus, soil color is also heavily affected by mineral content:

Know your minerals. Iron oxides, sodium, and calcium can disrupt soil structure or kill plants outright.

Professional soil tests may be necessary if learning about and adapting to your soil doesn’t seem to increase fertility. All testing centers have their own requirements for collecting and sending samples, and not all labs offer the same types of tests. Unfortunately, most soil tests don’t look for heavy metals like arsenic, cadmium, copper, lead, nickel, selenium, or zinc. But this one does!

Soil pH describes a measure of potential (/power/percentage) concentration of hydrogen ions in a sample. The higher the number on a scale of 0.0 to 14.0, the fewer number of hydrogen ions available in the soil. Soils with a pH under 7.0 are have more hydrogen ions, making them acidic or “sour.” Soils with a pH over 7.0 have fewer hydrogen ions, making them alkaline, “basic,” or “sweet.” (Note, while a soil pH of 7.0 is considered neutral, a slightly acidic range from 6.0 to 7.0 is considered ideal for most garden soils.) Hydrogen concentration affects the mobility and availability of nutrients to plants and the structure of the soil itself due to the interactions between mostly negatively charged soil particles (anions) and mostly positively charged nutrient particles (cations). (Note, not all soil ions are anions and not all nutrient ions are cations, but many of the most important nutrients like calcium, magnesium, potassium, and hydrogen are cations.)

Cation-exchange capacity (CEC) is the amount of positive charge (most major nutrients) that can be exchanged per mass of soil. Specifically, the CEC of a soil sample measures how many nutrients can be retained on soil particle surfaces. CEC levels are higher in soils rich in organic matter and clay because these negatively charged particles have more surface area to attract positively charged nutrients. Therefore, CEC levels also indicate the soil’s quantity of negatively charged ions. Soils with a low CEC are low in organic matter and clay, and therefore nutrients won’t readily magnetize to the soil particles, leaving them to leach away from plant roots whenever water passes through. Furthermore, different nutrients have different quantities of protons and electrons and thus different bond strengths. With its neutral charge, hydrogen has the lowest cation, and so it tends to bond with soils only if there aren’t enough other cations available. Higher hydrogen bonds means there aren’t enough other cations bonding with the soil anions, resulting in lower pH and higher acidity. Ideally, hydrogen only fills “excess” bonds and otherwise moves freely in the water. For example, adding lime (calcium carbonate) to soil introduces more calcium, which has a stronger charge and thus can knock hydrogen ions loose from soil particles. Loosed hydrogen bonds with the carbon in the lime, producing H2O and CO2, which washes readily out of the soil and leaves it more alkaline than before.

Organic matter is a vital part of healthy, fertile soil. Diseases, fungi, poor water retention, and even pests are less likely to cause problems in healthy, living soils rich in decomposing organic matter. While small/weak plants can often be attributed to low nitrogen or improper pH, both issues tend to be caused by a paucity of organic matter. Nitrogen gets used up/washed away in the dirt quickly, but decomposing matter releases nitrogen constantly, slowly and steadily feeding plants and microbes alike. Soils need only be composed of around 5% organic matter to produce around 100lbs of available nitrogen per acre, per year. Perfect for veggie gardens.

Organic matter breaks down faster in hot, sandy soils, so it’s harder to sustain healthy levels and may require more. Organic matter is so active in cooler climates that the slower decomposition produces less nitrogen, and so faster-acting nitrogen amendments (diluted urine, compost tea, etc) may be necessary.

While soil’s cation exchange capacity only concerns positively-charged nutrient ions, the organic matter used to increase these nutrients will also improve soil’s ability to attain and hold onto negatively charged nutrient particles, too. Good soils have a CEC of at least 11 mEq/100 g. A milliequivalent is 1/1000th an equivalent, which is the measurement of the number of ions needed to total a specific quantity of electrical charges in another substance (100 grams of soil). These CEC levels may be difficult to attain, as they’re affected by ratios of passive, slow, and active organic matter:

Passive organic matter is very stable and takes a long time to decompose, sometimes hundreds or thousands of years. This includes the “browns” in compost, like the cellulose, lignin, and even charcoal of woody debris. Fungi and bacteria convert these into the humic substances in humus. Lingering passive organic matter affects texture and helps the soil water nutrients and prevent nutrient leaching, making it vital for maintaining CEC levels. Tough-stemmed cover crops are helpful.

Slow organic matter includes finely divided plant tissues high in lignin and other materials that take decades to decompose. These provide “slow-release” nitrogen and other nutrients, and feed the soil microbes that affect the breakdown of active organic matter.

Active organic matter breaks down readily into nitrogen and other nutrients. This includes the “greens” in compost, which provide sugar, starches, and proteins. They have high carbon-to-nitrogen ratios and break down within a few months to a few years. Decomposition of active organic matter also feeds the microbes that help determine aggregate variability and therefore soil texture. AOM includes living biomass, detritus, most of the polysaccharides, non-humic substances, and the more readily decomposed fulvic acid.

Sustainable soil amendments of organic matter (especially nitrogen) essentially run in two phases: development and maintenance. Development consists of adding large quantities of slow-acting organic matter, including burying logs and other organic debris; extensive cover cropping for the added biology, interactivity, and green compost; and at least an inch of compost before every planting. Depending on soil conditions at the outset, it can take anywhere from 2 to 10 years to reach the maintenance stage. At this point, maintaining around 5% organic matter in the soil just requires adding enough to replace whatever’s lost to decomposition each year��that is, approximately 2,000lbs (one cubic yard) per acre. A well-planned garden can eliminate wasteful amendments around low feeders (beans, peas) and ensure greater quantities for heavy feeders (squashes, tomatoes, garlic, bananas). Whew! This post may be updated as I amend relevant info for my own records.

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advanto-software · 1 year ago

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Future of Software Testing Training and Placement: Advanto Software

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pradeepiit · 4 years ago

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Why should you learn a selenium training course?

Selenium is the best automation tool for testing that is most widely used in the world and the demand for selenium experts increased like never before. In the last few years, there is significant growth in the field of testing. There is a high demand for testers in today’s IT industry. Enrol in selenium training online to master over the tools and techniques. While on training you will be familiarized with the real-life issues and problems that may occur when you work on live projects as a part of your career. As a beginner working in selenium live projects helps you to explore the teamwork environment and helps you to create more contacts which may help you to build your career.

What is selenium?

Selenium is an automated testing suite to test web applications over diverse browsers and platforms. For authoring functional tests it gives a playback. So you don’t need to put effort into learning a test scripting language. The scripts can be created in any specific programming languages like Java, Python, C#, PHP, Ruby, Perl &.Net. It works on modern web browsers and almost all popular platforms. It provides extensive features as listed below

Multi-platform support

Multi-browser support

Supports cross-browser testing

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Support test mobile web applications

Open-source

Selenium as a career:

Are you an automated test engineer and love software testing? Then to improve your technical knowledge you should take up the selenium training near me. If you qualify in the selenium course, surely you will have a better career opportunity where companies are increasingly making use of web applications, test automation market trends with extensive demand with selenium.

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Worldwide there is a long list of companies that rely on selenium resources to check their needs. Most tech giants such as Microsoft and Facebook prefer selenium test automation tools together with various other big firms such as Google, LinkedIn, IBM, Mozilla etc. Here are a few popular job roles of selenium.

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In an era of highly interactive and responsive software processes, global businesses are facing the challenge to improve performance and solve critical issues. Most companies have implemented Agile methodologies in order to meet the criteria.

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Record-playback mode (Selenium IDE): Selenium IDE enables software testers to record test scenarios that are used to develop test cases. To record user actions it provides a simple Graphical User Interface (GUI).

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On the same machines or on remote machines multiple selenium test cases can be executed in parallel. On remote machines, the selenium grid is used for executing the test cases. You can save time to run tests by performing parallel and distributed testing. You can run and execute the tests on web servers. It is necessary to execute the tests quickly and efficiently

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In selenium when designing test cases you have the flexibility to design it either via programming logic or by record and playback approach. You can write your logic using selenium webdriver later you can export of your choice.

Wrapping it up:

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declineofcivilizationorwtf · 5 years ago

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Do You Want Fries with That?

Just when you thought only one habit would cause you to go blind a new study comes out and blows your mind into thinking your dear sweet Mama just might not have told you the whole truth about certain aspects of life. Ever since I was old enough to hold a fork the three words, I heard out of my mother’s mouth the most wasn’t “I love you” - instead, it was “eat your vegetables”.

I hated vegetables so much I hired a marketing agency to come up with ways to liberate me from that putrid matter. At first, I enlisted my poor dog and forced them down his gullet. After a while he would refuse to get near me unless I was holding a 16-oz T-bone steak and a cold Bud. I then came up the idea of spreading them out around my dish to make it look like I had at least made an effort to eat some. That worked till my sister found me putting some of the excess on her plate and turned me in to the vegetable police. Finally, I said enough is enough and moved away from home on my 45th birthday.

In a recent issue of The New England Journal of Medicine, French researchers examined an individual who was on a strict vegetarian diet. In other words, a Big Mac never passed through his lips. He went to his local doctor complaining he couldn’t see the peas on his plate. A neurological exam brought to light (no pun intended) that the guy not only couldn’t see his food but would miss the lights of an on coming semi-truck if he was standing on the centerline of I-75 at midnight during a power outage. In fact, his vision was worse than 20/400. In medical terms that means he can’t see squat.

After a ton of tests, they found that this guy was not only anemic but was severely lacking vitamins A, D, C, E, and minerals including zinc and selenium. He also didn’t have his full collection of vitamins B1, (thiamin), B12 or colalamin which is found in most Big Mac’s and Whoppers along with selected other ingredients that would make an ardent vegetarian cry for the vegetable Gods. Both these vitamins are vital to nerve health, as in optic nerve. The French doctors tried treating him with injections of B12 and multi-vitamins, but the poor guy is still running into walls.

Being an advocator for the Society of Non-Vegetable Eating Earth Beings and Other Aliens (SNVEEBOA), I of course found this study to be the light at the end of the tunnel. For years, I’ve been telling folks that vegetables are bad, and meat and potatoes are the lifeblood of a healthy diet. So now when I drive past that sign with the cow’s telling folks to “Eat Mor’ Chickin”, I just give them the thumbs up and say I’ve been telling them that for years, maybe now someone will listen.

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