Writing About Performance [Prompts]
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Prompt #1: Testing Vs. Engineering
One of the most common questions when it comes to performance is: What is the difference between performance testing and performance engineering? Do you know? Write an article outlining and similarities and differences, and when each is appropriate.
Don't know the difference? Write about another common misconception when it comes to performance!
Prompt #2: A Day in the Life
Are you a performance tester? Tell us about your job! What time do you get to work? What kinds of tasks do you complete? What are the meetings you attend? We want to know!
Do you have tips for aspiring performance testers? Ideas to help keep applications running smoothly? Tricks of the trade? Write it all down! Give our developers insight into the performance world.
Prompt #3: Front-End Testing
Tell us everything you know! Send in your tutorial for front-end testing, what are the benefits of it? What are the processes that go into it? What frameworks do you use, and how can other developers use them as well?
Write about how to make front-end testing as fast and effective as possible.
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