Testing one’s own code is a common practice among developers, most of whom are driven by various factors such as meeting project deadlines, minimizing costs, and a sense of responsibility unto oneself. However, more often than not, this entails a good deal of blind spots which inherently compromise the quality and functionality of the software.… Continue reading Common Blind Spots Developers Have When Testing Their Own Code
A mind map is usually pictured as a web-like diagram with a central idea and branches reaching outwards to represent subtopics or related tasks. This tool, adopted by many due to its simplicity in graphic presentation, has found an especially useful application field in software testing. The mind maps applied for test planning explain the… Continue reading How to use Mind Maps for Test Planning?
In the fast-moving environment of software development, efficient management of bugs is prominent for delivering functional and quality software products on time. Bug triage meetings provide a well-structured approach to assist the development team in assessing, prioritizing, and planning the fixing of software bugs. Such meetings provide a junction between defect identification and fixing. They… Continue reading What is bug triage meeting?- Efficient Software Development Management
Software testing is an important part of the life cycle in the development of software, proving an application works as expected and is free of defects that may cause malfunction or affect user experience. There are various types of testing that QA professionals use to have complete coverage from the start of the development phase… Continue reading 15 Types of Software Testing Every QA Must Know About
