Microsoft Edge (and upstream Chrome) is available in four different Channels: Stable, Beta, Dev, and Canary. The vast majority of Edge users run on the Stable Channel, but the three pre-Stable channels can be downloaded easily from microsoftedgeinsider.com. You can keep them around for testing if you like, or join the cool kids and setContinue reading “Understanding Browser Channels”
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ERROR_INSUFFICIENT_BUFFER and Concurrency
Many classic Windows APIs accept a pointer to a byte buffer and a pointer to an integer indicating the size of the buffer. If the buffer is large enough to hold the data returned from the API, the buffer is filled and the API returns S_OK. If the buffer supplied is not large enough toContinue reading “ERROR_INSUFFICIENT_BUFFER and Concurrency”
API Testing with Telerik Fiddler
Fiddler has long been the tool of choice for developers and testers who are building and verifying APIs exposed over HTTP(S). In this post, we’ll explore the existing features Fiddler offers for API Testing and announce new capabilities we’ve released in Fiddler 2.6/4.6. Composing API Calls The Composer tab enables the authoring of arbitrary HTTP(S)Continue reading “API Testing with Telerik Fiddler”
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