Author: Shilna Padmarajan

Shift-Left Testing: This approach involves moving testing activities and practices earlier in the software development lifecycle. It emphasizes conducting testing as early as possible in the development process. By identifying and addressing issues early on, it helps reduce the cost and effort of fixing defects later in the development cycle. Shift-Right Testing: Conversely, Shift-Right Testing… Continue reading Shift left shift right testing

SimplifyQA – Automation tool  SimplifyQA is a platform that helps to resolve challenges in Application Lifecycle Management, with a primary focus on Test Lifecycle Management, with Test Automation for Web, API, DB, Mobile, Mainframe, and Desktop applications. With the ability to automate tests at every stage (Unit, Interface & System Testing), SimplifyQA ensures test completeness,… Continue reading Symplify QA

Introduction Github, to people who are unknown about what this is, is a Microsoft subsidiary. Github is a vast code repository which helps to track the project process and maintain transparency. Here the developers and managers can coordinate with each other and keep a constant track of their project flow. It moreover helps to keep the work… Continue reading Git Hub

Acceptance Testing can be defined as the level of software testing where your system will be tested for acceptability, or you can say suitability. These types of tests in products are done for evaluating the compliance of the system with business needs and check if it’s suitable for delivery or not. Typically, a Black box… Continue reading Acceptance Testing

Usability Testing can be defined as the kind of testing performed from the end user’s point of view for determining whether the application you are developing is effortlessly usable or not. Again, according to ISTQB’s, usability testing can be determined as the degree to which your application or product can be understood, easily learnable, simple… Continue reading Usability Testing

Documenting the test cases deals with the documentation part of the developed product, which should have to be prepared before or at the time of software testing. Documenting the test cases will help you estimate the testing effort you will need along with test coverage and tracking and tracing requirements. In this chapter, you will… Continue reading Software Testing Documentation

Estimating test efforts is one of the important as well as significant tasks in the software development process. If you correctly estimate your project, it will help you to test the software with maximum exposure. In this chapter, you will get some basic idea about some of the methods that can help estimate the testing… Continue reading Software Testing Estimation Technique

What is Adhoc Testing? Types with Example Ad hoc Testing Ad hoc Testing is an informal or unstructured software testing type that aims to break the testing process in order to find possible defects or errors at an early possible stage. Ad hoc testing is done randomly and it is usually an unplanned activity which does… Continue reading Ad hoc testing

What is Black Box Testing? Black Box Testing is also known as behavioral, opaque-box, closed-box, specification-based or eye-to-eye testing. It is a Software Testing method that analyzes the functionality of a software/application without knowing much about the internal structure/design of the item that is being tested and compares the input value with the output value.… Continue reading Black Box Testing