Before sending an email, we will repeatedly check to ensure everything is correct. Once it's sent, there is no chance to redo it. The same principle applies when building an ecommerce website. Checking it repeatedly to make it error-free is a serious task. That's where the test environment comes into play. What is a Test environment? A test environment is a controlled setup designed to assess the functionality and performance of software or systems, allowing developers to identify and resolve issues before deployment. It replicates the real-world conditions in which the software will operate, ensuring thorough testing and validation. ...
