Sri Harsha
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console.log(" Working as Test Automation Analyst @ZenQ with an overall experience of 5.5 years. Passionate about testing applications with JavaScript and contributing to OSS projects. ");
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keyboard_arrow_downQ&A with the Selenium Committee
Anand BagmarSoftware Quality EvangelistEssence of Testing
Sri HarshaSDETZenQschedule 7 months ago
45 Mins
Keynote
Intermediate
Q & A with the Selenium Committee moderated by Anand Bagmar
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Memory Leaks: The silent thieves in Web Application
20 Mins
Talk
Beginner
We’ll love browsing, it may be your blogs, visiting your pages, searching for a content and it may be an application you developed. So, have you ever observed issues like slowness in web-application while browsing, reduce in page performance over time, application quit unexpectedly, and devices stop working? And no wonder every new web technology in this era faces this issue and these applications are victim of memory leaks?
In a world of automated system, everything is automatically managed under browser hood for a web application. Asynchronous operations, Executing instructions, Automatic garbage collection etc. But even after effective management of operations in a complex program, there is a small amount of failures happens in disposing the memory used and those are difficult to debug because they are not the application features.
So, it is important for every web developer/tester sitting out there to understand/visualize the importance of memory leaks in an application, Because at the end we’re the one responsible to make the application to be alive
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