180+ Web Application Testing Example Test Cases (Sample Checklist)

Sample web application test cases and scenarios

Web Application Testing Example Test Cases: This is a complete Testing Checklist for both Web-based and Desktop applications.

This is a very comprehensive list of Web Application Testing Example Test Cases/scenarios. Our goal is to share one of the most comprehensive testing checklists ever written and this is not yet done.

We’ll keep this post updated in the future as well with more test cases and scenarios. If you don’t have time to read it now, please feel free to share this with your friends and bookmark it for later.

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Database Testing Complete Guide (Why, What, and How to Test Data)

Database Testing guide

A Complete Guide to Database Testing with Practical Tips and Examples:

Computer applications are more complex these days with technologies like Android and also with lots of Smartphone apps. The more complex the front ends, the more intricate the back ends become.

So it is all the more important to learn about DB testing and be able to validate Databases effectively to ensure security and quality databases.

In this tutorial, you will learn all about Data Testing – why, how and what to test?

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An Excellent Way of Data Testing Using XML Technologies (White Paper)

data testing using XML

In this article, we will learn about a wonderful way of Data Testing Using XML Technologies. Let’s get started.

In the SDLC, if the application uses a waterfall model, testing activities are planned at the end. This poses a risk of rework with respect to requirements, design, code and test cases if QA team identifies defects. It is better to avoid waiting till the end to identify the defects in an application.

Tests that are not based on functional execution of the application can find defects without mandating the release of all the components into the test environment. This can be accomplished by data testing.

The XML and related technologies used for communication between different tiers of an application provide an opportunity to carry out the tests that need not wait for the entire application to be readily available for testing.

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How to Perform Backend Testing

How To Perform Backend Testing

This article discusses in detail what Backend Testing is and how we perform it. Let’s get started.

Software applications are complex. There is always more to it than what meets the eye.

Most system testing efforts go through GUI. This is because testing validates if the software is fit for use by the end-user or not. End-users use GUI and so do we; that is why it is really important that software fares well in this area.

However, software has a lot of other elements too that aren’t directly visible or available to the user for direct interaction. It does not make these elements any less important and they must too undergo thorough testing.

The combination of all these well-functioning elements makes a fully formed software application. We can combine everything we do not directly see as a “Back-end”.

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ETL vs. DB Testing – A Closer Look at ETL Testing Need, Planning and ETL Tools

ETL vs. DB Testing

Discover the concepts of Database Testing, ETL Testing, and the disparities between them, and delve into ETL testing needs, processes, and planning with real-life examples in this tutorial.

Software testing has a variety of areas to concentrate on. Major varieties are functional and non-functional testing. Functional Testing is the procedural way to ensure that the functionality developed works as expected. Non-functional testing is the approach by which the non-functional aspects, like enhanced or performance at an acceptable level, can be ensured.

There is another flavor of testing called DB testing. Data is organized in the database as tables. For business, there can be flows where the data from the multiple tables can be merged or processed onto a single table and vice versa.

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