Any error encountered by the user immediately undermines his trust in the whole program. Errors which seem to be insignificant at first sight as well as insufficiently detailed messages issued by the program actually may prevent the user from making correct generalizations or conclusions, and at that their correction requires […] Read More
So, here’s the question: What do software companies develop? Software, duh! But, for better or worse, this is not the only thing such companies need to worry about. Software is great and all, but it is useless if no one is sure how to use it. So, what else do […] Read More
Each software defect discovered during the testing process should be obligatorily documented and tracked. Once a new defect is found its investigation information is immediately entered into the database. For this purpose, you must use specialized databases that support the storage and tracking of defects – such as DDTS. When […] Read More
Programming after alpha Upon reaching the alpha milestone programmers still have a lot of work: finalization of features, correction of defects, review of the design and product specification in response to feedbacks from users and testers, processing of the internal structure of the program in order to improve its performance […] Read More
