In the last year, iOS took the prize for the glitchiest platform on the mobile market. The National Vulnerability Database dropped a bombshell by reporting it to have almost three times more bugs and flaws than Google Android! Crucially, in 80% of cases, 3rd party applications are to blame. The mind boggles. If your business…
Video games testing is not all fun and, well, games as you are probably aware by now. Many practices of “traditional” software testing cannot be applied to game testing, that is true, however are there no ways of automating the process? Do people need to constantly play through a game over and over to determine…
We are about to enter a battlefield where there’s no winner. Comparing Robotium and Appium may seem like a ridiculous idea, yet this step needs to be done at some point considering people are entering numerous projects. All those processes differ one from another and require a carefully considered touch, especially when it comes to…
So you have caught yourself in a situation when your business demands more automation? Or you are a tester in a company where few people have both the skills and the guts to dive into automated testing for glory and victory? No worries, here is how you can engage and involve every last manual tester…
So, test automation, quite the topic to discuss. So much is dependent on automation today (too much, perhaps) that us, testers have no choice but to adjust to such an environment. New skills are required, new best practices emerge and moreover, automation tools pop up here and there way to often to keep in focus…
You may in some mobile application projects that require testing or you perform tests for desktop or web solutions, no matter. You will face unit tests sooner or later. So Junit, huh? If you are looking forward to using this tech in testing you probably wish to achieve fast results which are also quite reliable….
The defect Software testing community has faced a bug now called a feature: we witness code and automation and the shift of priorities towards them in QA processes have some testers cornered now. Basically too much automation is leading to many testers loosing grips on other important things that should have been tested. It is…
CSS is what makes a website pretty. However, it does so only when well written and properly designed. Tests are necessary to make sure everything is working well and users see what they are supposed to rather than text crawling outside its frames and many more awful pieces of a little personal hell for perfectionists….
web.config configurations Have you ever had issues with changes inside your web.config file due the app is either in QA or development or production mode, etc.? Surely you have faced some of these seemingly minor difficulties in at least several of your projects. Especially if the app we are talking about is using various database…
Low-Level Load Testing Automation Low-level automation is what’s generally used in every load testing session. Server side performance is being verified by sets of load tests. Such tests are emulating HTTP traffic from the client side or any other low-level approach to simulating peak loads. It’s not that this will not work fine. It will…
