Hi and welcome to Oculow, first of all we are glad you are here, if you are reading this maybe it’s because you need to know some stuff about our Dashboard. Let’s take a look then! The first thing you're gonna see on your dashboard should be a table listing your projects. But.. actually, as... Continue Reading →
My programming setup
IDE: Visual Studio code To read more information about reasons to use VS Code visit the following link: https://insights.dice.com/2017/05/26/5-reasons-use-visual-studio-code/ As an editor, what can it do? It’s multi-tabbed and lets you organize files by folder or project for installed languages. There’s smart editing for built-in languages such as JavaScript and Typescript, as well as for languages installed... Continue Reading →
Why should you use Oculow?
Imagine you are asked to develop an app for all platforms (iOS, Android, macOS, etc.) and you need it to be rendered correctly on all devices, you would have to test it on every device and cover most resolutions. Now imagine having to run these tests every time you make changes to your app. This... Continue Reading →
Adding visual validations to automated tests with Oculow
Before you start using Oculow, you must know how to implement U.I. automation. Unfortunately, there is no getting around this requirement. We need to properly render the app/website to test what users will be displayed. If you don't know what U.I. automation is or how to implement it, there are a lot of great tutorials... Continue Reading →
Introducing Oculow, an AI to optimize visual regression
Greetings everyone! This is a introduction to Oculow, a startup with hopes of achieving great advances in the use of A.I and software Q.A. We are currently 3 enthusiastic developers looking to generate a impact on the software development community by using A.I to create leading edge software QA tools. Any feedback you have for... Continue Reading →
Handlebars vs Pug (Jade)
A template engine allows you to use static template files in your project or application, then replaces variables/instances declared in a template file with actual values at run-time. For example, a common use is templating elements like headers and footers. Today, we bring you 2 template engines you must try. Pug (also known as Jade)... Continue Reading →
How To Get Started With Software Testing
“To be an effective tester, you must be communicative, efficient, and patient.If you’re an app developer and you’re looking to learn how to test your own app, you’re taking a great step forward.In fact, 87% of app developers have found that their app’s performance had a significant effect on their ratings. If you’re looking to start testing,... Continue Reading →
I Want to Learn Programming but I Don’t Know where to Start
The objective of this article is to make learning programming easy and accessible to anyone. How to choose a programming language Don’t choose a language for its ranking, choose a language for which you have a complete learning path that makes no assumptions about prior knowledge. So, how to make a good choice, having so... Continue Reading →
GCP vs AWS Strongest arguments by reddit users
Dies2much said: “There are few honest differences. It comes down to look and feel mostly. AWS services have more polish to them, and some are assembled for you so you have fewer steps to take to get going. Sometimes this can be a bad thing though, and you end up doing the assembly yourself anyway.... Continue Reading →
How does a neural network ‘learn’?
When you think of neural networks, can you imagine how a computer simulates the human brain? Let me spoil it for you, it's not magic elves doing all the dirty work. In order to understand how a neural network is able to `learn` things, we will have to see how it works internally. Lets summarize... Continue Reading →