One of the most frequently asked questions of novice testers is why there is a lot of theory on the web but not enough practice. Where can self-taught QA engineers or those who don’t get enough practical tasks on thematic courses train their QA skills? We will try to answer […] Read More
Based on various possible concepts and explanations, the coverage is how effectively we can explore a product according to a particular model (an ideal). A lot of testers, QA engineers and specialists in software testing-related professions wonder: “How to measure coverage?”. In other words, how to record the thoroughness of […] Read More
Exploratory testing isn’t just some trivial type of software verification. It is also a fundamental factor for continuous learning, development of advanced products, and a key to more intercommunication with a team. Further in the article, we’ll review an exhaustive list of various tools which cover the maximum needs of […] Read More
The Concept Conversion or serialization is a process of creating JSON and XML visualization of an object in C#. RestAssured.net functionality supports both JSON and XML. Here are some small examples of these both options. So first, we need to take a C# object which is a typical blog post: […] Read More
To be brief, a metric is a specific evaluation by which we get a numerical value of a certain characteristic, and is also a kind of feedback mechanism between the user and the web product. We encounter values like “quality” daily. But how do we know how good a product […] Read More
The globally renowned LinkedIn has done some interesting research on what exactly motivates employees in product companies and what bases should be used to motivate employees to work for the firm. From this graph, it follows that: The potential probability that an employee will stay with the firm after one […] Read More
Have you ever wondered what are the methods and basics of organizing a successful team? In this article, we’ll analyze proven management models that can be used to improve the effectiveness of work within a project team. #1 Management Model Forming>storming>norming>performing>adjourning (FSNPA) This is a perfect option when forming a […] Read More
This material provides a list of useful sites and web products that somehow can be useful in the daily work of any tester. The list contains both portals for working with images, fonts, and animation, as well as products to help create content in social networks. Lorem Picsum https://picsum.photos/ A […] Read More
Test strategy is a set of basic standards that help develop tests and manage the execution of the software testing process. The benchmark of implementation of test strategy is to guarantee a systematic approach to the testing process through quality assurance, monitoring, planning, and security. Test strategy outlines how testing […] Read More
The Concept of Auto Scaling Auto-scaling is a specific method, closely connected with cloud computing, by which one can automatically increase or decrease the number of resources that software under test has. Before cloud computing has become so widespread, it was extremely difficult to automatically scale a server installation. In […] Read More
Sooner or later, you may have to run your test in several environments simultaneously. And Cypress allows you to do this very efficiently. Let’s take a closer look at the details. The Use of baseUrl First, let’s take a look at the special .visit() command. You can use it to […] Read More
Using screenshot tools (for example: Monosnap, FastStone Capture, Snagit, etc.) is widely common in the field of testing. This is the fastest and most effective way to show the problem with the screen. Software testers use these services in their day-to-day working activity while performing different types of testing. Let’s […] Read More
The first thing to begin this material with is problem resolution, improving the structure of the product, and testing it. These are completely different things happening within the same development cycle. These types of testing activities are firmly connected but the fact is that modern testing code does not prevent […] Read More
1. QA Mentor QA Mentor has a lot of awards in the software testing field. This company has headquarters in New York, and 313 global QA resources in 8 different countries. Its specialists provide more than 30 testing services, working in all time zones. This QA company has up to […] Read More
You probably already know that it would be cumbersome and painstaking to define all the routes in the main application file. And not only would this file begin to grow over time, but it is also not a good way of separating functionality: there are already lots of things going […] Read More
According to the overall software development process model (see Figure below) acceptance testing is a process of comparing the development product to its requirements specification document and the current needs of its end users. Figure. The correspondence between development and testing processes. This is a rather unusual type of […] Read More
