Top Most Popular Web Service Testing Tools In 2019

Most of the people are using only one web service for testing is POSTMAN

       Besides having many other tools as well.I will let you know everything in detail.you can find more information below.

What is a Web Service?

A Web Service is a software functionality that supports machine to machine communication over the world wide web.

It generally uses web technology like HTTP for transferring the messages between electronic devices or applications. These messages are mostly in XML and JSON file formats. 

A web service is based on the Request-response method.

It can be implemented by either of the two protocols – SOAP (Simple object access protocol) and REST (Representational State Transfer). Both the approaches support XML data transfer.

Top  Web Service Testing Tools

Here is the list of the top online tools for web services testing:

1. SoapUI Pro
2. TestMaker
3. WebInject
4. SOAPSonar
5. wizdl
6. Stylus Studio
7. TestingWhiz
8. SOAtest
9. JMeter
10. Storm
11. Postman
12. vRest
13. HttpMaster
14. Runscope
15. Rapise
16. LoadUI NG Pro
17. advaced REST client
18. Here we go!
    #1) SoapUI Pro
    SoapUI Pro is a very popular and most powerful testing tool for SOAP web services functional testing as well as REST API functional testing.  It provides complete API Test Automation Framework for SOAP and REST.
    Tool Highlights:
    • World’s leading tool for REST & SOAP web service testing
    • Easy to use GUI, with features like point-and-click, drag-and-drop, and pre-built security scans
    • Quick creation and execution of automated tests – functional, regression, load, and security
    • Powerful data-driven testing allows you to use external data sources to keep your tests more maintainable
    • Provides end to end test coverage under a single test environment
    • Easily reuse functional tests as load tests in LoadUI Pro
    • Built on the same foundation as the award-winning SoapUI open source
    • Supports all protocols and standards
    Source code: SoapUI Pro has both open source and licensed version.
    Learn more and download SoapUI Pro: Click here
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    #2) TestMaker
    Testmaker supports Web Service testing for SOAP and REST services.
    Tool Highlights:
    • A single test script can be put as an answer to functional, load & performance testing as well as production monitors.
    • Surfaces performance & functional issues in web services
    • Works on push to test methodology
    • Offers easy migration
    • Tests can be executed on grid and cloud.
    Source code: Open
    Visit PushToTest website: pushtotest.com
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    #3) WebInject
    This is a free Web service testing tool that provides automated testing for web services and web applications.
    Tool Highlights:
    • Supports functional, acceptance and regression testing.
    • Also, allows testing distinct system modules that possess HTTP interfaces.
    • Real-time monitoring of response times.
    • Real-time results display.
    • Can be used as a completed WebInject GUI test framework.
    • Also, offers integration with other test frameworks and applications.
    • Suitable for testing web service protocols like SOAP or XML-RPC.
    Source code: Open
    Visit WebInject website: http://www.webinject.org/
    
    
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    #4) SOAPSonar
    SOAPSonar allows you to rapidly test the web services.
    Tool Highlights:
    • It is machine independent, sends requests and receives a response directly.
    • Test cases can be easily setup and saved to run functional and regression tests of web services.
    • Enables rich security testing of web services.
    • Test results can be aggregated in pdf, CSV and XML reports.
    • Also, lets you perform scalability and robustness testing of web services.
    • Can figure out and report interoperability issues while loading WSDL.
    • Detects the vulnerabilities in web services.
    Source code: Licensed
    Visit SOAPSonar: crosschecknet.com
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    #5) WizdlW
    WizdIW is a.NET program scripted in C# which permits you to rapidly import and test web services.
    Tool Highlights:
    • Supports calling complex web services.
    • Tests the web services with the help of a Windows Forms GUI.
    Source code: Open
    Visit Wizdl: https://wizdl.codeplex.com/
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    #6) Stylus Studio
    Stylus studio provides a Web Service call composer that acts as a web service tester.
    Tool Highlights:
    • Supports most of the web service core technologies – WSDL, SOAP, UDDI.
    • An ideal and powerful tool for testing web services.
    • Web service methods can be easily located, inspected and invoked through XML IDE.
    • Additional features include XML mappers, schema editors and XSLT debuggers.
    Source code: Licensed
    Visit Stylus Studio Website: stylusstudio.com
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    #7) TestingWhiz
    Web service testing can be automated using TestingWhiz.
    Tool Highlights:
    • Provides both web services functional and non-functional automated testing solution.
    • Verifies the behavior of web services connected to the web application functions.
    • Tests the interaction of the web service over methods and interfaces provided by WSDL over HTTP.
    • Ensures if the web service complies with the business logic and is delivery correct output.
    • Reduced test case authoring effort.
    • Quickens up the overall process of web service testing.
    Source code: Licensed
    Visit TestingWhiz Website: testing-whiz.com
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    #8) SOAtest
    SOAtest automates the complete testing of web services.
    Tool Highlights:
    • Provides robust support for REST and web services.
    • Good for functional, load and security testing.
    • Runtime error detection.
    • Offers service virtualization.
    • Offers multi-layer validation.
    • Supports around 120 plus protocols, message formats, and platforms.
    Source code: Licensed
    Visit SOATest Website: parasoft.com
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    #9) Jmeter
    SOAP/REST web services can be performed and load tested using Apache JMeter.
    Tool Highlights:
    • Highly featured Test IDE
    • Fast Test Plan recording
    • Dynamic HTML reporting
    • Command line mode
    • Fully portable
    • Allows multithreading
    • Highly extensible core
    • Caching and offline analysis
    Source code: Open
    Visit JMeter Website: http://jmeter.apache.org/
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    #10) Storm
    Strom is a free web service testing tool that is helpful for testing web services.
    Tool Highlights:
    • This tool is scripted in F#.
    • Also, supports other languages like.NET, Java, etc.
    • It invokes the complex web service methods dynamically.
    • Multiple web services can be tested from a single User Interface.
    • Lowers the testing cost.
    • Raw SOAP requests can be edited.
    Source code: Open
    Visit Storm Website: https://storm.codeplex.com/
    #11) Postman
    Postman is a powerful GUI based application that can test HTTP/ REST web services.
    Tool Highlights:
    • Supports Mac, Windows, Linux and Chrome platforms.
    • Quickens up API testing.
    • Intuitive GUI.
    • It is a free tool.
    Source code: Licensed
    Visit Postman Website: https://www.getpostman.com/
    #12) vREST
    REST is the right tool for you if your need is to automate testing of HTTP/REST web services.
    Tool Highlights:
    • Record and replay feature
    • Independent of the front-end and back-end of the application
    • Mocks APIs
    • Great response validation
    • Integration with JIRA and Jenkins
    • Works on all – localhost, internet, and intranet.
    • Can be used for web, mobile and desktop applications
    • Easy setup
    • Less testing effort
    • Version control
    • Efficient test management
    Source code: Licensed
    Visit vREST Website: https://vrest.io/
    #13) HttpMaster
    HttpMaster provides advanced support for web services testing.
    Tool Highlights:
    • Supports RESTful web services.
    • Responsive user interface.
    • Codeless testing.
    • Easy test management.
    • Supports automated execution through command line interface.
    • Global and multi-value parameters support.
    • Can run batches of a request.
    Source code: Licensed
    Visit HttpMaster Website: https://www.httpmaster.net/
    #14) Runscope
    Runscope is very helpful in determining if the API breaks anywhere.
    Tool Highlights:
    • This tool is employed by many big companies like Samsung, Adobe, etc. for web service testing & API monitoring.
    • Tests the complex APIs dynamically.
    • Validates the data very well.
    • Supports OS X, Linux and Windows platform.
    • Gives a complete picture of the API health.
    • Support for many notification services.
    Source code: Licensed
    Visit Runscope Website: https://www.runscope.com/
    #15) Rapise
    Rapise provides easy and automated testing for web services.
    Tool Highlights:
    • Supports almost all the technologies, platforms and device types.
    • Can test desktop, mobile and web applications.
    • Record and playback feature
    • Robust automation
    • Flexible and extensible
    • Supports regression testing in Agile
    Source code: Licensed
    Visit Rapise Website: https://www.inflectra.com/Rapise/
    #16) LoadUI NG Pro
    LaadUI NG Pro facilitates the API load testing of REST and SOAP-based web services.
    Tool Highlights:
    • Creates API load tests quickly.
    • Real-time testing.
    • Works on a cloud as well.
    • Mocks API.
    • Uses dynamic data for testing.
    • Also used for functional testing.
    • Real-time feedback of test results.
    Source code: Licensed
    Visit LoadUI Ng Pro Website: smartbear.com

    Additional Tools

    Apart from the above tools, we have some other web service testing tools that are worth for some discussion here:
    #17) Apache Axis2 API
    Apache Axis2 API(java) is helpful for testing SOAP web services. It can create web services and receive/respond to SOAP messages.
    Visit Apache axis 2 API Website: axis.apache.org
    #18) Assertible
    Assertible is an open source tool for continuous testing of web services. Web service’s deployment can be easily tested automatically across environments using this tool.
    Visit Assertible Website: assertible.com
    #19) Bench Rest
    Bench rest stands for Benchmark REST (HTTP/HTTPS) APIs. It is a java based open source client module for load testing.
    Visit Bench Rest Website: github.com
    #20) Sinon.JS
    It is an open source and standalone tool helpful for unit testing the web services. It can mock the calls to SOAP web services.
    Visit Sinon.JS Website: sinonjs.org
    #21) Dyson
    This is another node.js solution for getting a full fake server for your app. Using Dyson, JSON endpoints can be defined based on a single template.
    Visit Dyson Website: npmjs.com
    #22) Canned
    This is one more open source node.js server that responds with fake API responses by mapping a directory structure to REST-API responses.
    Visit Canned Website: github.com
    #23) Betamax
    This is an open source tool to test web services, which is capable of mocking web services in the tests.  Basically, it can simulate external HTTP resources and thus helps in the testing.
    Visit Betamax Website: github.com
    #24) Wiremock
    It acts as a service virtualization tool thus aiding in web service testing. It provides fast, robust and end-to-end testing of web services. It’s an open source tool.
    Visit Wiremock Website: wiremock.org
    #25) REST – driver
    This is an open source tool for testing RESTful services and clients.
    Visit REST – driver Website: github.com
    #26) Advanced REST Client
    It is an open source API testing tool. This is available as a google chrome extension.
    Visit Advanced REST Client Website: advancedrestclient.com
    #27) REST Test
    This is another open source tool for testing REST/CORS web services. It’s a native in-browser tool that builds on and Bootstrap.
    Visit REST Test Website: resttesttest.com
    #28) Fault Factory
    It is an active debugging licensed tool that can imitate HTTP/SOAP socket faults. It is quite safe and very easy to use.
    Visit Fault Factory Website: extradata.com
    #29) XML – Simulator
    XML-Simulator is a Java-based application that can be used to test web services.
    Visit XML – Simulator Website: elvior.com
    #30) Mocky
    It mocks the HTTP responses and thus aids in testing REST API
    Visit Mocky Website: http://www.mocky.io/
    #31) Mockable
    It is a fast, simple, secure and scalable tool that mocks the API and helps in testing.
    Visit Mockable Website: https://www.mockable.io/
    #32) Mock server
    This open source tool can be used to mock and test web services (such as REST or RPC services) that we connect to over HTTP/HTTPS.
    Visit Mock Server Website: http://www.mock-server.com/

    Conclusion

    Having had a discussion over so many web service testing tools above, we have come to know that a big choice of tools is available in the market to test web services.
    Some of the web service testing tools are open source tools while some are licensed. Depending upon the factors like your need and depth of testing, type of application, team skills, testing budget, testing timelines, etc., you can choose the best tool as per your convenience

IT'S ALL ABOUT APP STORE LIST IN 2019

Hi Mates,
                This is one of the important useful information to all because if you want to get any application.we have many application stores in the market.

 The Google Play Store for Android and the Apple App Store for iOS are the two largest distribution channels for mobile apps.

GOOGLE PLAY VS APTOIDE:

Pros and Cons:

1.when we use google play to get any application.we have to register with email id.without email id you cannot get the application
2.when it comes to aptoide we dont want to register with email.without registration .we can easily get the application.

Now i am talking about IOS App store:

ANDROID VERSION'S

Everyone is using Android but they are not aware of the android version's.Today i am gonna share with u some important information about android from the scratch.


Android is a software package and linux based operating system for mobile devices such as tablet computers and smartphones.

It is developed by Google and later the OHA (Open Handset Alliance). Java language is mainly used to write the android code even though other languages can be used.

The goal of android project is to create a successful real-world product that improves the mobile experience for end users.

HISTORY OF ANDROID:

The history and versions of android are interesting to know. The code names of android ranges from A to Q currently, such as Aestro, Blender, Cupcake, Donut, Eclair, Froyo, Gingerbread, Honeycomb, Ice Cream Sandwitch, Jelly Bean, KitKat,Lollipop,Marshmallow,Nougat,Oreo,Pie. Let's understand the android history in a sequence.

1) Initially, Andy Rubin founded Android Incorporation in Palo Alto, California, United States in October, 2003.

2) In 17th August 2005, Google acquired android Incorporation. Since then, it is in the subsidiary of Google Incorporation.

3) The key employees of Android Incorporation are Andy Rubin, Rich Miner, Chris White and Nick Sears.

4) Originally intended for camera but shifted to smart phones later because of low market for camera only.

5) Android is the nick name of Andy Rubin given by coworkers because of his love to robots.

6) In 2007, Google announces the development of android OS.

7) In 2008, HTC launched the first android mobile.

WORLD'S TOP SEARCH ENGINES...!

List of Top 10 Most Popular Search Engines In the World (Updated 2019):

1. Google

No need for further introductions. The search engine giant holds the first place in search with a stunning difference of 65% from second in place Bing.

According to the latest netmarketshare report (November 2018) 73% of searches were powered by Google and only 7.91% by Bing.

Google is also dominating the mobile/tablet search engine market share with 81%!

2. Bing

Bing is Microsoft’s attempt to challenge Google in search, but despite their efforts they still did not manage to convince users that their search engine can produce better results than Google.

Their search engine market share is constantly below 10%, even though Bing is the default search engine on Windows PCs.

3. Yahoo

Yahoo is one the most popular email providers and holds the fourth place in search with 3.90% market share.

From October 2011 to October 2015, Yahoo search was powered exclusively by Bing. Since October 2015 Yahoo agreed with Google to provide search-related services and since then the results of Yahoo are powered both by Google and Bing. Yahoo is also the default search engine for Firefox browsers in the United States (since 2014).

4. Ask.com

Formerly known as Ask Jeeves, Ask.com receives approximately 0.42% of the search share. ASK is based on a question/answer format where most questions are answered by other users or are in the form of polls.

It also has the general search functionality but the results returned lack quality compared to Google or even Bing and Yahoo.

5. AOL.com

According to netmarketshare the old time famous AOL is still in the top 10 search engines with a market share that is close to 0.06%. The AOL network includes many popular web sites like engadget.com, techchrunch.com and the huffingtonpost.com. On June 23, 2015, AOL was acquired by Verizon Communications.

6. Baidu

Baidu was founded in 2000 and it is the most popular search engine in China. Its market share is increasing steadily and according to Wikipedia, Baidu is serving billion of search queries per month. It is currently ranked at position 4, in the Alexa Rankings.

7. Wolframalpha

Wolframalpha is different that all the other search engines. They market it as a Computational Knowledge Engine which can give you facts and data for a number of topics. It can do all sorts of calculations, for example if you enter  “mortgage 2000” as input it will calculate your loan amount, interest paid etc. based on a number of assumptions.

8. DuckDuckGo

Has a number of advantages over the other search engines. It has a clean interface, it does not track users, it is not fully loaded with ads and has a number of very nice features (only one page of results, you can search directly other web sites etc).

I am sure that some of the features of duckduckgo will be used by other search engines and with some proper funding duckduckgo can get a decent search engine market share. Currently is at 0.24%.

Update: According to duckduckgo traffic stats (December 2018), duckduckgo is serving more than 30 million searches per day.

9. Internet Archive

archive.org is the internet archive search engine. You can use it to find out how a web site looked since 1996. It is very useful tool if you want to trace the history of a domain and examine how it has changed over the years.

10. Yandex.ru

According to Alexa, Yandex.ru is among the 30 most popular websites on the Internet with a ranking position of 4 in Russian.

Yandex present themselves as a technology company that builds intelligent products and services powered by machine learning. According to Wikipedia, Yandex operates the largest search engine in Russia with about 65% market share in that country.

As a final word, if you search “What is the best search engine?” in any of the search engines listed above, you will get an answer that Google is the best and most popular search engine and Bing is in the second place (on a Global level).

These are the 10 best and most popular search engines on the Internet today.

The list is by no means complete and for sure many more will be created in the future but as far as the first places are concerned, Google and Bing will hold the lead positions for years to come.

TOP MOST JOB SEARCHING SITES

IN TODAY'S WORLD MOST OF THE PEOPLE ARE SUFFERING TO GET JOB EASILY.BUT NO ONE IS NOTICING THAT THEY ARE NOT HAVING A LACK OF PERCEPTION ON HOW TO SEARCH JOBS AND HOW TO APPLY FOR THE JOBS.NOW I AM GOING TO SHARE WITH YOU.

MY PERSONAL EXPERIENCE:

I was also one of the job seeker after completion of my PG.I used to do more things to get jobs notification regularly.you know with my personal analysis.HR's will see your resumes when your at the top of the page.so you have to update your resume offenly.Atleast you have to pay attention to modify your resume every two days.Then you will be Notified and you will be at the top of the page.
Everyone will have to excel your knowledge meanwhile you guyzz have to put more concentrate on job searching also.without following these proper steps.you won't get job easily in the heavy competition.i have listed below top sites to get job notifications easily.moreover you have to put concentrate on mid week i.e., wednesday and Thursday.why because most of the interviews will be held on weekends only.so the HR will select the candidates for the interview on weekends mostly.

PLEASE DO FOLLOW THESE SITES BELOW:

Here are the best websites for searching jobs in India :

1. LinkedIn (The jobs with EasyApply)
2. (69jobs.com)Jobs - Fresher Jobs India - Govt Jobs- Part time Jobs
3. Naukri
4. Glassdoor
5. Instahyre
6. AngelList
7. Indeed (job aggregator)
8. Monster
9. TimesJobs
10. Shine
11. CutShort
12. Fresher World (for freshers)
13. TheIndiaJobs.com
14. NaukriHub
15. CareerAge.com
16. CareerJet.co.in

TOP 10 TRENDING TECHNOLOGIES IN 2K19

Change is the only constant. This applies in your professional life as well.Up-Scaling Yourself is a need nowadays, the reason is pretty simple, technology is evolving very quickly. I have listed top 10 trending technologies, which is expected to acquire a huge market in 2019.

These are the Listed Technologies which is trending right now.

1. Artificial Intelligence
2. Blockchain
3. Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality
4. Cloud Computing
5. Angular and React
6. DevOps
7. Internet of Things (IoT)
8. Intelligent Apps (I – Apps)
9. Big Data
10. RPA (Robotic Process Automation)

1) Artificial Intelligence (AI):

• AI existed even before the internet was born, but it is now that the data processing and compute power backbone became strong enough to sustain an entire technology by itself.
• AI is everywhere today, from your smartphones to your cars to your home to your banking establishment.
• It is the new normal, something the world cannot do without.

2) Blockchain:

• This is the tech that powers bitcoins, the whole new parallel currency that has taken over the world.
• Interestingly, blockchain as a technology has far-reaching potential in everything from healthcare to elections to real estate to law enforcement.

3) Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality:

• Virtual is real! VR and AR, the twin technologies that let you experience things in virtual, that are extremely close to real, are today being used by businesses of all sizes and shapes. But the underlying technology can be quite complex.
• Medical students use AR technology to practice surgery in a controlled environment.
• VR on the other hand, opens up newer avenues for gaming and interactive marketing.

4) Cloud Computing:

• This one is a veteran.
• Most other technologies on this list are alive only because of the proliferation of cloud computing.
• By allowing companies to save money, and users to simplify their computing needs, Cloud Computing is one of the most trending technologies that will stay popular in 2019, without a doubt.

5) Angular and React:

OK, now we are getting into core tech.

• Angular and React are JavaScript based Frameworks for creating modern web applications. 
• Using React and Angular one can create a highly modular web app. So, you don’t need to go through a lot of changes in your code base for adding a new feature.
• Angular and React also allows you to create a native mobile application with the same JS, CSS & HTML knowledge.
• Best part – Open source library with highly active community support.

6)  DevOps:.

This is the odd one out in the list. It is not a technology, but a methodology. 

DevOps is a methodology that ensures that both the development and operations go hand in hand. DevOps cycle is picturized as an infinite loop representing the integration of developers and operation teams by:

• automating infrastructure,
• workflows and
• continuously measuring application performance.

7) Internet of Things (IoT):

• Another buzzword that no longer remains a buzzword but has become a full-fledged technology ecosystem in itself.
• IoT essentially is connecting many devices and creating a virtual network where everything works seamlessly via a single monitoring center of sorts.
• IoT is a giant network of connected devices – all of which gather and share data about how they are used and the environments in which they are operated.

8) Intelligent Apps (I – Apps):

• I-Apps are pieces of software written for mobile devices based on artificial intelligence and machine learning technology, aimed at making everyday tasks easier.
• This involves tasks like organizing and prioritizing emails, scheduling meetings, logging interactions, content, etc. Some familiar examples of I-Apps are Chatbots and virtual assistants.

9) Big Data:

Big data refers to problems that are associated with processing and storing different types of data. Most of the companies today, rely on big data analytics to gain huge insight about their:

• customer,
• product research,
• marketing initiatives and many more.

10) RPA (Robotic Process Automation):.

• Generally, any desk job in any industry involves tasks that are repetitive in nature and can be automated.
• RPA or Robotic Process Automation allows you to automate such routine and repetitive tasks. 
• You don’t need to write any code to automate repetitive tasks.