published by Anonymous on February 1, 2016 - 17:15
Summary
Firstly, it is absolutely necessary to regression test those areas of the application that are not being changed. Just because the code isn’t changing, it doesn’t mean that a change elsewhere is not going to impact it. Of course, a proper impact analysis of a change should highlight other areas of the application that may be affected. However, as we all know, things get missed and the first time you know about it is when something goes wrong in production and impacts your ability to do business.
Commercial Off-the-Shelf software became a major part of any organization on building the maintenance and working flow capabilities. COTS software are even integrated into the testing processes without much of increase in the testers activities and effort. More and more companies are breaking their heads to understand what is better for them, COTS against In-House developed frameworks.
published by Anonymous on November 9, 2016 - 19:40
Cloud computing has taken the world by storm, and businesses are realizing the many advantages that this technology can bring to their workflows. In nearly every industry, organizations are making headway with cloud adoption, and software development teams are certainly becoming part of this trend as well. For agile software testing methodologies, in particular, the cloud has a lot to offer groups in terms of new ways to operate and conduct testing effectively. There are numerous opportunities that have come from the onset of cloud testing.
Software testing types are important and a must know, even when talking about Automated testing. The Best Automated testing is a kind of testing that runs on the needed strategy and method the same way it was done manually. Today, we still see companies that manage two testing systems, one for manual testing and the other for automatic testing. But, as I said before, this will change, and is already changing. Thanks to smart Testing Management tools and ALM’s.
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