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All About Feature Testing

Anjali Vanga — Tue, 02 Nov 2021 09:50:46 +0000

What is Feature Testing?

A "feature" in software development is defined as an isolated functionality that performs its individual function or a modification to the existing software to add new functionality. In this context, feature testing is defined as the process of testing the changes made to the software, in the form of modifications or new features, to confirm they are correctly functioning.

Feature testing can also be considered as a software development method used to test different variations of a feature to determine the version that provides the best user experience.

In simple terms, feature testing is used to validate the addition of new features to the original software and also test its performance. The newly added features have their own unique characteristics that add value to the overall product offering. The new features are meant to be intuitive to use, simple and effective - so users can adapt easily and get used to using them.

Another goal of feature testing processes is to make sure the new features function properly and meet all the specifications and business requirements. Once deployed, the new features will have to work cohesively with the existing features, so testing them for possible bugs, errors, and breakdowns is very imperative.

Notable Points about Feature Testing

Unlike unit tests, feature testing involves testing a new feature just like a user would. The goal is to interact with the new feature as a user and look for possible bugs so when the feature is finally deployed the user will experience the error-free version.
It is an end-to-end testing model and is done when the new feature is on the verge of being added to the application.
In most cases, feature testing is performed by a testing team (QA team) or an individual tester.

How to Effectively Test a New Feature?

Before beginning the steps for feature testing, the developer team needs to first focus on the present application and how the new feature fits in with the existing features. Here, each feature should have a defined unique function and the team should document the business requirements associated with it.

The team should also have an understanding of how the existing features will influence the functioning of the new features. From a design point of view, it's important that all the new and original features in the application work in tandem, cohesively running together.

Now, let's dive into the steps involved in effectively testing new features -

1. Understanding the feature - In the first step, the team should outline the main functions of the new feature, the purpose for adding it, and the requirements and specifications the feature needs to meet. This information will assist the team to test the feature effectively.

2. Creating the different test scenarios - Next, teams will have to create different test scenarios to cover all the possible test cases. This step ensures that all features are thoroughly tested to spot bugs or any defects.

3. Gather information on positive and negative cases - Before the testing begins, the QA should map out all the data cases on positive, negative, and boundary cases to track errors and bugs in the new feature. By doing this, testers can play around with all the positive and negative paths of the software that a user might encounter and see if everything is functioning properly.

4. Knowledge about feature implementation - Next, teams should try to gain more clarity on all the areas involved in the feature implementation. This would include understanding all the backend changes made to implement the feature. This will allow the testers to spot an error quickly and make changes where necessary.

5. Test the build in the early stages - Developers should begin testing the features during the early stages of the development cycle to ensure there are no prevailing issues that might be exacerbated after the feature is entirely built. This will allow developers to solve for the defects early and align the feature with the client's demands.

Feature Testing of a Mobile Application

Feature testing can be performed using the following methods -

1. A/B Testing

A/B testing is performed to determine which version of the feature performs better in comparison to the other version. An A/B test is a split testing method that tests 2 versions of a feature. The traffic of the website is split in such a way that a segment experiences the "A" version of the new feature, while the other segment experiences the "B" version.

Initially, the new feature is tested with a limited set of traffic, and after ensuring the function is performing adequately the feature is released to the rest of the traffic.

2. Field Testing

Field testing is done by verifying the behavior or usability of a feature from an end user's perspective. It helps testers to validate the new feature by testing it in a real-time scenario.

Feature Testing in Agile

In the Agile methodology, the feature testing process takes place after every iterative step and involves not only the testing team but also the developers and clients. The agile methodology is a software development method where teams tackle tasks iteratively and incrementally through the collaboration of self-organizing and cross-functional teams and their customers.

So naturally, the testing process will not only involve the testers but also the developers and the business stakeholders. The customer needs are at the forefront of any agile development process.

Therefore, while following the agile methodology, feature testing takes place iteratively and begins at the start of development.

Difference between Feature Testing and Functional Testing

There is quite a bit of confusion when it comes to the terms feature testing and functional testing due to their similar implications. In a nutshell, feature testing is the process of testing a new feature or modification of a pre-existing feature.

Functional testing, on the other hand, is the process of testing the functionality of the entire software and checking if the product meets the specific client requirements.

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Feature Toggles - all you need to know

Anjali Vanga — Mon, 01 Nov 2021 10:59:05 +0000

What are Feature Toggles?

Feature toggles (also known as feature flags) is a software development mechanism that allows teams to turn on or off a feature, remotely without deploying any code. The objective of this mechanism is to essentially decouple feature rollout from code deployment. Hence, allowing developers to release new features and software quickly with less risk.

In simple terms, a feature toggle is a condition that encompasses feature code that can be toggled on or off. It is very commonly known as feature flags, feature switches, or release toggles. It works as a powerful tool to support continuous integration and continuous delivery.

From a technical perspective, a feature toggle is a "decision point" where the application runs the said feature only if certain conditions are met. The feature can be turned on or off remotely from a configuration file or a feature toggle service can be used to manage all the flags set up to reduce complexity.

The feature toggle has the following characteristics:

The feature can be rolled out without deployment and can be easily retracted by a simple ON/OFF toggle.
Allows teams to test features that are currently in the production environment.
The feature encompassed in the feature toggle can be released to a segmented user base with certain attributes. This essentially allows teams to dark launch their new feature which minimizes risks and avails the opportunity to test for errors.

Feature toggles can be used for A/B testing, canary testing, and continuous deployment. It is designed to support agile development, can be used for market testing and for streamlining operations.

How does Feature Toggle work?

Feature toggles is a conditional statement that follows a code path during the runtime depending on the condition it meets. The purpose of adding feature toggles is to allow developers to remotely control the rollout of a feature at runtime without affecting the code. So the development team can either enable or disable the feature through an external configuration file.

The application during runtime will check the configuration. If the status of the feature toggle is turned on then the system will run the code snippet. If it's turned off the application will skip the new feature and execute the original feature instead.

A feature toggle, in the code form, can be anything from a simple conditional if statement to a complex decision tree dealing with single or multiple variables. A feature toggle is assigned a unique name or key to describe the use case of the feature.

As mentioned earlier, the application makes a request to an external data source (like a JSON file) or a feature toggle manager service to find out the flag status. Since the use of multiple feature toggles can prove to be difficult to manage, users tend to use feature flag services to manage all the embedded toggles in a central location. These services also provide audit and usage data for the feature which can be used for the purpose of testing.

Additionally, the feature toggles allow deployment teams to release the feature to a segment of their end-users depending on the assigned attributes. So, feature flags can have different statuses depending on the audiences they're being shown to.

Different types of Feature Toggles

There are different types of feature toggle categories depending on two main parameters - their longevity and how dynamic their function is. There are mainly four types of feature toggles, placed in the ascending order of their longevity in development.

Release Toggles
Experimental Toggles
Operational Toggles
Permission Toggles

1. Release Toggles

A release toggle is embedded into the codebase that keeps the feature code inactive. So instead of creating a feature branch, the dev team can write a single new feature. Release toggles are temporary elements in a codebase, so their lifecycle is only up to a couple of weeks.

2. Experimental Toggles

These toggles are mainly used for testing purposes. The toggle splits the user base into different segments to expose an isolated segment to the new feature. The usage data for the segmented users are used to infer the effect of the new feature. As it's only used for testing purposes, the toggles can be removed once the testing is done.

3. Operational Toggles

Operational toggles are comparatively more permanent in some cases. They are used to turn an operation on or off - generally used while coding a new feature. The longevity of the operational toggle can be different for different use cases. They can either be static or dynamic, as the core operational conditions can vary depending on the functions it regulates.

4. Permission Toggles

Permission toggles, as the name suggests, release a feature only to a user who has permission to access them. A simple example is using permission toggles for premium features, making sure only premium users can access them. They are meant to be more permanent and also are more dynamic compared to the other four.

Different use cases of feature toggles

We have briefly touched upon the possible use cases of feature toggles, but let's dive into specific details about how feature toggles aid certain processes.

1. A/B Testing

An A/B test is a split testing methodology that hosts two versions of a feature. The traffic is segmented into two groups, each shown in a version of the feature. Here a feature toggle can be used such that if the toggle is turned "on" the user segment will view the A version of the feature and if it's turned "off" the user segment can experience the B version. A/B testing is a popular testing technique in software development that allows testing variations of codes and get a common consensus on how they are received by the users.

2. Canary Deployment

Canary deployment is also a testing method that is a risk-averse way of testing where only the new feature version is released to only a small subset of users. Feature toggles can be used for this deployment method as well. Since the process of canary testing is meant to test bugs in the code, if during testing the dev team encounters any errors they can simply roll back the feature by turning the toggle off. Dev teams can also make use of feature toggles to acquire data and work deriving insights from them.

3. Trunk Based Deployment

Truck Based Deployment is a software development strategy where new code or features are added to the main codebase or 'trunk' instead of creating multiple feature branches. Feature toggles can be incorporated in deploying this strategy, as it enables rapid deployment and rollback just by using a toggle switch.

4. Feature Toggle as a 'Circuit Breaker'

The ON/OFF switch mechanism of a feature toggle can work as a circuit breaker mainly for the purpose of maintainability and recovering from failures. If a feature exhibits major glitches it can simply be turned off, breaking its running circuit.

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Guide to Canary Testing

Anjali Vanga — Thu, 28 Oct 2021 10:35:04 +0000

What is Canary Testing?

Canary Testing is a method used to test new functionality or features in production with reduced risk and minimal impact on users. In this testing method, the new feature or new version of the product is released to only a small group of users at a time. This gives minimal exposure to the new feature, allowing teams to validate the new changes without affecting the user experience at large.

The terms canary release or canary deployment are closely related to canary testing. They refer to the deployment pattern where the new feature is rolled out only to a small subset for the initial test. In this context, canary testing is the method that uses the canary deployment technique to test how the new feature is received from the subset of the audience.

Origin of Canary

The term canary testing originates from the coal mines terminology. Canary birds were once used in coal mines to test for dangerous levels of odorless toxic gases in the mine. The presence of dangerous gases would kill the canary before it could kill the miners. So, if the canary is alive, singing happily inside the mine, then miners know they can keep working. The death of a canary bird would prompt the miners to evacuate the mines immediately.

So like a canary bird works as an early signal for coal miners to evacuate the mines before the dangerous gases reach them, the end-users testing the new service or product also provide an early warning for any glitches before the feature is released for all users. In both cases, the canary and the users are not aware that they are being used for testing. The analogy fits perfectly, hence the testing is named canary testing.

Canary test is performed after the product is tested in a sandbox environment. The process for canary testing is automated. So if there is any indication of errors, the release can be quickly reversed.

How does Canary Testing work?

The basic premise of canary testing is the idea that the new features are deployed to only a certain percentage of users. The canary test can be performed by different deployment strategies like blue-green deployment or even by using feature flags.

In blue-green deployment, the production environment is split into two parts - a blue environment and a green environment. The blue and green production environments are kept as identical as possible. Here, the original version of the code is hosted in one environment and the new version is pushed to the other environment, which is currently inactive. The traffic is then split at the server level using a traffic router, to move a certain percentage of the traffic to the new version. So for the purpose of canary testing using blue-green deployment, a small subset of user traffic is moved to the new environment, allowing the team to test for any bugs.

Another way to perform canary testing is by using feature flags, which we will discuss in the further section. Using feature flags, the testing team will have more granular control over the deployment process.

Performing this deployment methodology, teams can look out for, analyze and even prevent downtimes, revenue effects, bugs or errors, and the overall sentiment of customers towards the new feature. This is a way to quickly learn about how the new features will be received by users to then formulate an informed strategy for the code version.

Testing in production is considered important because in most cases, the development environment is quite different from the production environment. Performing initial tests in the production environment can help detect small bugs or issues that your user might encounter.

So in canary testing, once the product is tested for a few users, it is rolled out to more users in phases. This largely minimizes the risk of deploying new features and gives the team an opportunity to solve problems that might turn fatal if ignored.

Running Canary Test using Feature Flags

A different method to run canary testing is by using feature flags. Feature flag or feature toggle is a software development process that allows you to turn a feature on or off during runtime without deploying code.

Feature flags, unlike the blue-green deployment, don't make use of multiple production environments. Canary testing is performed using feature flags, as feature flags enable teams to separate the process of code release from simple feature enablement. So the team can simply turn a feature on or off remotely for a certain percentage of users without affecting the original version.

For canary testing, using the feature flags, teams can roll out new features to only 1% of users and validate the feature for all the key metrics. If the team comes across any errors, the feature can be easily turned disabled by using feature flags.

Once the team has tested for all possible errors and metrics the new feature can be rolled out to 100% of the user base in phases.

Canary Testing and Continuous Delivery

Continuous Delivery is a software development process that allows teams to easily deploy new code changes into the production environment. As the name suggests, there is a continuous upgrade to the previous code version. So teams work on changes to the code in short cycles, so the new code can be tested and deployed frequently. It is a method quite commonly used to deliver improved software quickly to your end-users.

Canary testing fits in well with the principle of continuous delivery methodology, as canary testing mainly focuses on deploying new features to end-users in a risk-free, efficient way. Using both continuous delivery and canary testing can work as a smooth way for development teams to deliver new functionality to end-users at scale, incrementally, and with minimal risk.

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My niche list of useful tools (will be updating regularly)

Anjali Vanga — Sat, 04 Sep 2021 06:27:00 +0000

A seasonal gamer, developer or a tech enthusiast needs a reliable repository of tools they can go back to every time they comes across a particular problem.

The field of tech is so deep and ever emerging that you can always find a unique product or tool that can entirely change the routine way of doing things.

In this article, I have curated a list of product reviews, alternatives, tools and detailed guides. You can refer to this guide to discover new products and inform your self with latest scoop on all the best gaming tools.

Although the products listed below might not be popular these tools and guides can come very handy to improve your productivity and in case of gamers, your entire gaming experience.

1. Razer Cortex

Razer Cortex is a system optimization software used to improve your gaming experience and the overall performance of your PC, built by the gaming hardware manufacturer Razer. It essentially enhances your play by boosting your system performance and gives you the ability to discover the best gaming deal. In this article, we have written a comprehensive Razer Cortex review so you know everything about this product before you decide to use it!

2. Best Nvidia Control Panel Settings

Optimizing your game settings to maximize the performance and overall visuals and sound of your game can be an entirely different experience. Every serious gamer dreams about a seamless high-quality gaming experience. So, in this article, we have brought to you the best Nvidia Control Panel Settings in 2021.

3. Best Voice changer for Mac Apps.

Voice changer applications are extremely popular among gamers who use them to alter their voices on Discord. A voice changer app alters the pitch of your voice to make it sound a bit funny. People use these voice modulation apps to make funny videos and audios and post them on social media. In this article, we list down the best voice changer for Mac and Windows.

4. Best ISO Creator

The best free ISO creator software are tools that create ISO files that are essentially replicas of the content transcribed on a compact optical disc that is stored digitally on your hard drive. In this article, we have prepared a listicle of all the top best free ISO creator tools with a detailed review of all their functionalities and features.

5. Top 6 Twitch Alternatives

Twitch is one of the most popular platforms out there for streaming content but making it big on the platform can be difficult. This can be dealt with with a lot of dedication, but there are some games where you just can’t defeat the top streamer’s monopoly. And there definitely other problems with Twitch that are out of individual users' control. In this case, you might want to look out equally good platforms to stream your content. In this article,we’ve given a detailed overview of the best Twitch alternatives out there. Find all the information you need to know about these apps and pick the one most suitable for your content.

6. List of Twitch Streaming Software

To stream the best quality content on Twitch, you will need some useful Twitch streaming software to make the process simple and the output brilliant. Optimizing the settings and making sure your stream quality is up to the mark can be a game changer. There are quite a few streaming optimizing software that can help you with this. In this article, we have listed down the best Twitch streaming software along with its features and all the details.

7. Best OBS Settings for Twitch

OBS, short for Open Broadcaster Software - a popular streaming software that can potentially alter your streaming quality. All you have to do is make some specific tweaks to optimize the OBS settings. We realize that many beginners with little to no knowledge about terms like encoding and bitrate might want to venture into streaming. So in this article, we have written a detailed, beginner-friendly guide about the best OBS settings for Twitch. We cover all the basic terms and then move on to talk about the best obs settings for twitch.

8. 10 Best Twitch Bots for Streamers

The ultimate list of the 10 best Twitch bots which you should add to your Twitch stream right away to have a customized, perfect user experience.

9. Best Time to Upload on YouTube

The key to YouTube success is of publishing scheduled videos similar to how a day-time prime television show would. Only the best shows get the prime 9 pm spot and on YouTube, you should also aim for the same. In this article, we cover all the methods you can use to choose the best time to publish on YouTube.

10. Newsletter Names

Starting any new venture can be challenging, especially when you are constantly prone to overthinking every little detail. Starting your very own newsletter for the first time is also similar experience. And we know choosing the right newsletter name that suits your niche and is also attractive to your audience can sometimes seem impossible. You can keep staring at the void of ideas for hours with out any fruitful outcomes. So to give that initial stroke of inspiration and get your ideas churning, in this article, we have written all about the most creative newsletter names along with a detailed guide on how to come up with your own name.

11. Scrum Team Names

Scrum is a important software development framework to help you build agile teams that continuously improve. It helps deliver output and sustain projects in complex environments. Every developer should focus on building their teams based on the scrum principles. But once you have built a team, the next step would be to come up with a great team name. So in this listicle of team name suggestions, we have written all about how to come up with scrum team name.

12. McDonald’s SWOT Analysis

To help you understand the secret behind McDonald’s growth from a holistic perspective, in this article, we provide McDonald’s SWOT analysis. This analysis explores the main strengths and weaknesses of this company. We also talk about the opportunities McDonald’s managed to successfully leverage along with the major threats it faces in the present and future.

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It is good for you as a business owner/ marketer to understand the 7 functions of marketing. The reason being that you can then formulate the best marketing strategies and plans to keep in line with the targets. When you know what you should be delivering, getting the right ROI is also easy. What then are these functions? This blog is here to help you with that. Below we’ve elaborated on the 7 functions of marketing you should know in an easy to understand manner with examples. Note that these are not in any particular order.

14. Tesla SWOT Analysis

In this Tesla SWOT analysis, we’ve focused on the various factors that account towards Tesla’s internal strengths and weaknesses and external opportunities and threats. Read on to see how the firm fares today, places it’s already good at and can use to capitalize on, as well the areas which need improvement.

15. McDonald’s Mission Statement, Vision and Core Values

In McDonald’s mission statement and values, the lines they’ve adopted are consumer oriented and is something that a big number of their own employees like and have dutifully adopted. So what exactly is McDonald’s mission statement? What does it mean to the firm and its customers? How has it affected the company? Find below a comprehensive McDonald’s mission statement analysis to answer your questions.

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Tips and Tricks to make you into a Discord Master

Anjali Vanga — Mon, 26 Jul 2021 14:25:00 +0000

Discord is an ideal platform for collaboration and hosting communities. Whether you love playing games, collaborating with your team mates or indulging in niche hobbies - there is a Discord channel for you. And with such diverse, customizable features like voice channels, text channels, custom servers, and so much more - the popularity of Discord will continue to increase.

Owing to such diverse features and complex servers, there are always new and interesting features to discover. You will also face a number of common problems if you are not a Discord expert.

But worry not! Because we have created a comprehensive guide that talks about everything Discord! With this guide you are all set to begin your journey to Master the amazing platform that is Discord.

1. How to link Twitch to Discord on your computer or mobile device?‍

If you’ve been using Discord for a while, then you are also probably well aware that it is highly integrable. Discord allows you to integrate with a number of third-party tools to enhance your overall experience. In this particular article, we are going to see how to link Twitch to Discord.

2.[Fixed] You are being rate limited - Discord

If you’ve come across this message on Discord and are wondering what it means, then you are at the right place. In this article, we’ve explained the causes of the ‘You are being rate limited’ Discord message as well as what you can do to fix it. Apply these fixes and get running.

3. [Fixed] Discord Screen Share No Audio‍

If you’ve come across the ‘Discord screen share no audio’ error while screen sharing on Discord, you’ve come to the right place. In this article, you’ll learn quick fixes to resolve this problem easily.

4. Discord slow mode: What it is and how to enable it‍

Discord has an endless collection of super cool features and slow mode is one of them. But, few people are familiar with the slow mode on Discord. In this guide, we elaborate on all the details you need to know about Discord slow mode. Learn what it is, how to enable and disable it and customize the slow mode as per your needs.

5. How to Send Videos on Discord‍

Discord allows you to only upload files that are up to 8MB in size, unless you buy Discord Nitro. However, most videos are over that size limit. Hence, in this article, we show you how to send videos on Discord that are over the 8MB video uploading limit

6. Multiple Discord Accounts - How to use multiple accounts at once‍

So, how do you make use of multiple Discord accounts at the same time without having to type in your user credentials every single time? In this blog, you’ll find a way to make use of your Discord accounts on the same device, mobile or computer. Also find answers to some other common questions about having more than one account on Discord.

7. What Does ‘Idle’ Mean In Discord?‍

What does Idle mean in Discord? How does Idle differ from Invisible or Do not Disturb in Discord? In this article, you’ll find out the answers to these questions and more.

8. How to Uninstall Discord on Windows and Mac‍

If you are looking for ways to completely remove Discord from your PC or mobile phone, you have come to the right place. In this article, we have included a comprehensive guide on how to uninstall Discord.

9. How to find someone on Discord if you don’t know their tag?‍

If you’ve tried the Discord ‘Add friends’ feature, then you know that you can’t find members unless you know their tag. Check out how to find someone on Discord using multiple methods in this article. Find other Discord members even if you don't know their tag or username.

10. How to Clear Discord Cache Files on Desktop and Mobile‍

Building up Discord Cache can drastically affect the performance of the app. Hence, in this article, you’ll learn how to clear Discord Cache on both your Mobile and Desktop.

11. How to Make a Poll on Discord - A step-by-step Guide‍

Even if you are a part of a company that uses Discord for work-related conversations, using polls on Discord can be really helpful. You can ask all members of the team when or where to hold a company retreat, for instance, or generate quantitative feedback on a new product feature by asking simple yes/no questions. There are many ways to create a poll on Discord, as we explore in more detail in this article.

12. How To Add Discord Widget To Your Site‍

Discord is a platform that makes it really easy to build and engage with a community of like-minded people - using “servers” aka chat rooms. If you have a Discord community and want to showcase it on your own website for promotional purposes, the Discord widget is a simple and effective way to do so.

13. Best Discord Music Bot Suggestions

Best Discord Music bots have the ability to play songs, display lyrics, and even suggest music like your favourite music streaming platforms. There is a coveted list of tried and tested discord music bots that are available to use on the internet. In this article, we list them down for you along with a short guide on everything about the best Discord music bot you’ll need to know.

14. Best Discord Servers to Make Friends

If you are an extroverted social butterfly who is looking to make some online friends, then you must check out Discord servers to make friends online. In this article, we have listed down the best Discord servers to make friends, so you can find some online buddies to chill with on the best servers out there.

15. [Fixed] Discord Search Not Working on PC and Mobile‍

Many users have faced the Discord search not working issue. This can be very frustrating if you urgently need to locate an old message on Discord. So to help you fix this issue, in this article, we have written all the possible solutions you can try out so that you can search seamlessly on Discord. We have solutions for both PC and Mobile phone users.

16. [Solved] Discord Push to Talk not working‍

The Push to Talk feature in Discord helps suppress all the background noises during a group call. The feature really adds to the overall quality of the call, so it’s important you know how to fix this issue. Hence, in this article, we have written a guide on how to fix the Discord Push to Talk not working error with only a few steps. Follow the instructions carefully to have your Discord calls running as usual.

Discord Alternatives

Discord is a very easy to use, consumes very little data, is miles ahead in terms of its privacy policy, and can be downloaded for free. It has very successfully expanded from just a gaming-based audience to every niche community possible. To help you find the best Discord alternatives, we have compiled a list of top Discord alternatives with a detailed review of their best features.

Discord Names

If you are an active user of Discord and are a part of multiple servers, then you might be knowing that you can use a different name on every server. This really cool feature makes it possible to have an identity that is best suited for a particular server. However, it could happen that you’re not in a rut and can’t seem to find the best name to use. Worry not, though, as the below Discord names collection is just right for you.
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