Web developer and Software QA Specialist
Calabar, Nigeria
Joined February 2018
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Benjamin Agbong retweeted
Calabar, ARE YOU READY?! 🥁🔥
Something HUGE is coming this December! 🎬✨ Movie Village Productions presents the Calabar Fringe Festival — pure culture, cinema, performance, and unmatched energy! 🎭
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Marketing launches a huge campaign. Traffic spikes 500%.
10 minutes later: 500 server errors, timeouts, and a crashed database. 💥
Testing if a feature works for 1 user is functional QA. Testing if it works for 10,000 concurrent users is Performance QA.
Step 3: Watch Server Resource Consumption
Running the load script is only half the job. Watch server metrics during the run:
🧠 CPU & Memory leak spikes
🗄️ Database connection pool exhaustion & unindexed queries
🌐 Network bandwidth serialization limits
The Key Takeaway & CTA
Functional testing ensures your app works right. Performance testing ensures your app stays up when it matters most.
What’s your team's go-to load testing tool—JMeter, K6, or Locust? Let’s swap notes below! 👇 #QA #PerformanceTesting #JMeter #DevOps
It looks flawless on Chrome desktop. You hit deploy, and 10 minutes later: "Layout is broken on Safari," "Checkout button is missing on mobile"
Testing thousands of device/OS combos manually is a fast track to burnout.
Here is a 3-tier strategy for bulletproof UI testing: 👇
Responsive UI isn't just a front-end dev problem, and cross-browser QA shouldn't be a bottleneck. Data + visual automation fixes both.
What's the most infuriating Safari/rendering engine bug you’ve ever had to hunt down? 👀👇
#QA #Frontend #WebDev #Cypress #Automation
The classic "Devs vs. QA" rivalry is exhausting—and it actively hurts product quality. 🛑
Having worked as both a Full-Stack PHP Developer and a QA Engineer, I’ve seen both sides of the wall.
Great software isn't built by Devs or tested by QA in isolation. It happens when Devs write testable code and QA understands system architecture well enough to help debug the root cause.
How does your team bridge the gap between Dev and QA? 👇
