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
Explicitly or implicitly, among the participants in any software development project, there must be a person who takes on the role of business analyst. Large companies attract business analysts to enable change in an organizational context by identifying the needs and offering solutions that may render profits to stakeholders. Business […] Read More
We have identified several important roles that are relevant to testing done in a project. Each of them plays an important role in the success of testing aspect of this project. Scheduling the testing responsibilities for each of these roles should be included in the test plan. People performing […] Read More
This article gives a brief overview of what the test activities involve. This implies that Software Test Management is highly dependent on Software Configuration Management, while the success of any testing activity depends on how comprehensive, extensive and detailed qa plan is. Planning Like the other aspects […] Read More
Fault Density A program can be executed with the intent to discover defects and verify that this product is fit for use. Then defects found are classified according their severity and priority. For each class of defects, you can define defect density – the ratio of the number of […] Read More
Definition. Black-box, white-box testing. Definition Functional testing is a qa process intended to verify whether software or its component is providing the same input as that required by the end-user or business. It involves examining functionality of the system and should cover all scenarios including boundary cases and […] Read More
If a bug is non-reproducible always (for example, it occurs only after 3 failed attempts), you should include information on this inconsistency in your bug report. In order not to create invalid bugs, you should look for such bugs in the issue tracking system (maybe someone already encountered it […] Read More
Click here to read this article from the beginning… Maintenance program period begins after deployment with focus on bug fixing, modifications and enhancements. Maintenance usually involves further analysis, design, implementation and testing. Among test activities during the maintenance phase is also a regression testing which if passed successfully […] Read More
Testing inevitably requires considerable resources. The efficient use of these resources requires careful scheduling and effective management. We will focus on the technical aspects of planning and scheduling of various test activities. We’ll set about determining what needs to be done at the technical level, who can do it […] Read More
