Software testing basic concepts and methodologies. Learn the Manual and automation testing concepts and terms with examples.
What is Agile Testing?
“Agile testing involves testing from the customer perspective as early as possible, testing early and often as the code becomes available and stable enough from module/unit level testing.” – A Wikipedia definition.
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This article is a detailed guide to Early Testing. Let’s get started.
Software testing should start early in the Software Development Life Cycle. This helps to capture and eliminate defects in the early stages of SDLC i.e. requirement gathering and design phases.
An early start to testing helps to reduce the number of defects and ultimately the rework cost in the end.
The various aspects of Early Testing which would help the QA Managers and Leads while developing or devising the Testing Strategy document in SDLC are explained here.
Adoption of Early Test will immensely result in the successful delivery of a Quality Product.
Here is an introduction to Shift-Left of Quality for the benefit of our readers. Let’s get started.
An overview of the differences between the concept of shift-left in testing and quality is explained in detail in this tutorial.
We have heard a lot of people talking about the concept of “Shift-left in Testing”.
Well, we all understand what it is, but for the benefit of those who are new to this term or concept, let me explain it in simple terms.
Introduction to 3Qs of Software IQ-OQ-PQ:
IQ, OQ, and PQ constitute the 3Q’s of the Software Validation Process.
As testers, we all know that the Software Development Team develops the software in-house as per the Software Requirements Specification (SRS) and Functional Specification, and later the Testing Team verifies the implementation at different levels of testing in various testing environments, from the simplest to the high end, which thereby replicates the production environment.
Here is a detailed overview of the Field Validation Table (FVT) test design technique:
In this digital world, the term that is widely used in any kind of industry is Quality.
Any organization for that matter always thinks and works on how a quality product can be delivered to their customers or how the quality of their product can be improvised? No matter whether it’s a customer or an end-user or common people, everyone expects quality in whatever they buy.
The prime goal of any organization is to serve the business with good quality.
But how can quality be ensured? The only answer to this is testing. Testing is the key factor with which companies can ensure quality.
With the help of this article, I am going to cover one of the important Integration Approaches – Incremental Testing.
By the end of this section, the audience will have a fair knowledge of the following: