Author: Agnel Anjuluse

Remote and distributed testing refers to the process of conducting software testing activities in environments where the testing team is physically separated from the development team or the software application being tested. This approach is particularly relevant in today’s globalized and remote work environments, where software development and testing teams may be located in different… Continue reading Remote and distributed testing

Chaos Engineering is a discipline in software engineering that involves deliberately introducing controlled and measured disruptions or failures into a system to build resilience and identify weaknesses. The goal of Chaos Engineering is to proactively discover and address potential issues before they occur in real-world scenarios, ensuring that systems can gracefully handle unexpected conditions. Key… Continue reading Chaos Engineering

Scriptless or no-code testing refers to the practice of conducting software testing without the need for writing code or scripts. It is a testing approach that aims to simplify the testing process and make it accessible to individuals with limited or no programming knowledge. With scriptless or no-code testing, testers can create and execute tests… Continue reading Scriptless or No-Code Testing

Ethical testing is a crucial aspect of assessing AI systems to ensure they align with ethical principles, avoid biases, and uphold societal values. The goal of ethical testing is to evaluate the ethical implications and potential biases that may arise from an AI system’s design, development, and deployment. Here are some common aspects of ethical… Continue reading Ethical testing

Human-in-the-Loop (HITL) testing refers to a testing approach where human experts or users are actively involved in the evaluation and validation of AI systems. This method combines human judgment, expertise, and feedback with the capabilities of AI technologies. Human-in-the-Loop testing can serve various purposes, including performance assessment, quality assurance, and system refinement. Here are some… Continue reading Human-in-the-Loop (HITL)

Ranorex Studio is a comprehensive test automation tool that is primarily used for testing desktop, web, and mobile applications. It provides a user-friendly graphical interface for creating and executing automated tests, making it accessible to both technical and non-technical users. Key Features of Ranorex Studio: Test Automation: Ranorex Studio allows you to automate tests for… Continue reading Ranorex Studio

Appium is an open-source test automation framework that allows you to automate mobile applications across different platforms, such as Android and iOS. It provides a way to write tests using various programming languages, including Java, Python, Ruby, and more. Appium uses the WebDriver protocol to interact with mobile applications. It supports native, hybrid, and mobile… Continue reading Appium

Crowdsourced testing, also known as crowd testing, is a relatively new approach to software testing where organizations or individuals leverage the power of the crowd to perform testing activities. Instead of relying solely on an in-house testing team, companies engage a diverse group of testers from various backgrounds and locations to test their software applications,… Continue reading Crowd Testing

Cloud-based test automation refers to the practice of executing software tests using cloud-based resources. It involves leveraging cloud computing platforms and services to perform various testing activities, such as test execution, test environment provisioning, test data management, and result analysis. Instead of relying on on-premises infrastructure and resources, test automation is performed in a distributed… Continue reading Cloud-based test automation

Model-Based Testing (MBT) is a software testing technique that uses models to guide the design, generation, and execution of test cases. It involves creating a simplified representation or model of the system under test, which can be a graphical or textual representation, and then using this model to automatically generate test cases. The models used… Continue reading Model-Based Testing (MBT)