Collaborate Disseminate
Following the lingering promise of managed infrastructure, reduced operational cost, and resiliency, cloud computing has seen phenomenal trends in adoption since the past decade. As software development marches towards the cloud, we soon realize t… Continue reading Remote Debugging and What It Means for Java Applications
The march of technology is one that time and again has proved irrepressible. From committing phone numbers of parents and close friends to memory, to now having handheld devices that let you connect to the world with just the click of a few percei… Continue reading History of Debugging: A Developers Saga
If your business is thinking of switching over to an integration and continuous deployment/delivery (CI/CD) model of software production, the first thing you may wonder is whether this move is good for business. Migrating and training your team wi… Continue reading Why a CI/CD Pipeline Makes Good Business Sense
In the last article, we talked about some basic types of software bugs and how to find them. Every software project has gotten a bug at some point in its development, and every software developer has had to debug a project at some point in their c… Continue reading Identifying Software Bugs – Part 2
I want to Debug Android Application using ADB over Internet.
Well when we start adb daemon in our phone with:
adb tcpip 5555
Its scope is within the WiFi network, But If I want to Debug Application or use frameworks like Scrcpy, Ghost,et… Continue reading How to make ADB run over internet? Main point I don,t have WiFi access to start port Forwarding, I am using 4G Network!
Identifying Software Bugs – Part 1
It’s been said that every line of code is a liability. We have to write code to create software, but every time we do we create the possibility of software bugs—or “bugs” for short. But what is a bug exactly?
The… Continue reading Various Types of Software Bugs – Vol1
What is Microservices Testing?
A microservices architecture creates an application as a collection of services. Each microservice works independently and uses application programming interfaces (APIs) to communicate with other services. Each micro… Continue reading Microservices Testing: A Quick Start Guide
I’ve been searching for a few days in different forums trying to find an example of DES that gives the key/output values for all 16 layers. I found one that gives the encryption which helped me fix that part, but my decryption isn’t workin… Continue reading DES Encryption: Looking for results for each round of encryption/decryption to debug code
I’m one of the fortunate people who have witnessed the (r)evolution of software development and delivery throughout my career. From programs deployed in local racks to serverless running with the pay-as-you-go paradigm, we’ve seen a breakthrough i… Continue reading Simplifying Microservices Debugging with Thundra Sidekick
I’m running a PHP application with a user management system called userspice. It basically allows you to include the userspice PHP file and then control access to a certain PHP page.
As I have seen some spikes in my log management about 40… Continue reading Suspicious HTTP Requests in my logs [duplicate]