Top 20 Practical Software Testing Tips You Should Read Before Testing Any Application

May 3, 2023

It would be great if all the testers read the Software Testing practices updated in this tutorial.

Read each point carefully and try to implement them in your day-to-day testing activities. This is what we expect from the readers through this tutorial. If you don’t understand any testing practice, then, ask for more clarification in the comments section below.

However, you will learn all these testing practices through experience. But why don’t you learn all these things before making any mistakes?

Come let’s take a look at them!

Best Software Testing Practices

Here are some of the Best Testing Practices that can be learned from Experience:

#1) Learn to Analyze your test results thoroughly. Do not ignore any test results. The final test result may be a “pass” or a “fail”, but troubleshooting the root cause of a “fail” will give you the solution to the problem. Testers will be respected if they not only log the Bugs but also provide solutions.

#2) Learn to maximize Test Coverage each time you test any application. 100% test coverage might not be possible but still, you can always try to reach near it.

#3) In order to ensure maximum test coverage, break your Application Under Test (AUT) into smaller functional modules. Write test cases on such individual unit modules. Also, if possible break these modules into smaller parts.

For example, let’s assume that you have divided your website application into modules and ‘accepting user information’ is one of the modules. You can break this ‘User information’ screen into smaller parts for writing test cases: Parts like UI testing, Security Testing, Functional Testing of the ‘User information’ form etc.

Apply all forms of field types and size tests, negative and validation tests in the input fields and write all such test cases for maximum coverage.

#4) While Writing Test Cases, you must write test cases for intended functionality first i.e. for valid conditions according to requirements. Then write test cases for invalid conditions. This will cover the expected as well as unexpected behavior of the application under test.

#5) Think positive. Start testing the application with the intent of finding bugs/errors. Don’t think beforehand that there will not be any bugs in the application. If you test the application with the intention of finding bugs you will definitely succeed in finding those Subtle Bugs as well.

#6) Write your test cases in the requirement analysis and design phase itself. This way you can ensure that all the requirements are testable.

#7) Make your test cases available to the developers prior to coding. Don’t keep your test cases with you thereby waiting to get a final application release for testing, thinking that you can log more bugs. Let the developers analyze your test cases thoroughly to develop a quality application. This will also save the re-work time.

#8) If possible identify and group your test cases for Regression Testing. This will ensure quick and effective manual Regression Testing.

#9) Applications requiring critical response time should be thoroughly tested for performance. Performance testing is a critical part of many applications. For Manual Testing, this is the most ignored part by testers due to a lack of required large data volume in performance testing.

Find ways to test your application for performance. If it is not possible to create test data manually, then write some basic scripts to create test data for performance tests or ask the developers to write one for you.

#10) Programmers should not test their own code. As discussed in our previous post, basic Unit Testing of developed applications should be enough for developers to release the application for testers. But you (tester) should not force the developers to release the product for testing.

Let them take their own time. Everyone right from the lead to the manager knows when the module/update will be released for testing and they can estimate the testing time accordingly. This is typical in an Agile project environment.

#11) Go beyond Requirement Testing. Test the application for what it is not supposed to do.

#12) While doing regression testing, use the previous Bug graph (Bug graph – number of bugs found against time for different modules). This module-wise bug graph can be useful to predict the most probable bug part of the application.

#13) Note down the new terms and concepts you learn while testing. Keep the text file open while testing any application. Note down the testing progress and observations in it. Use these notepad observations while preparing the final test release report. This good habit will help you to provide a complete unambiguous test report and release details.

#14) Many times testers or developers make changes in the code base for application under test. This is a required step in development or testing environment to avoid execution of the live transaction processing like in banking projects.

Note down all such code changes done for testing purposes and at the time of final release make sure you have removed all these changes from the final client-side deployment file resources.

#15) Keep developers away from the test environment. This is a required step to detect any configuration changes missing in the release or deployment document. Sometimes developers make some system or application configuration changes but forget to mention those in the deployment steps.

If the developers don’t have access to the testing environment they will not make any such changes accidentally on the test environment and these missing things that can be captured at the right place.

#16) It’s a good practice to involve testers right from the Software Requirement and Design phase itself.

This way, testers can gain knowledge of application dependability resulting in detailed test coverage. If you are not being asked to be a part of this development cycle then you can make a request to your lead or manager to involve your testing team in all the decision making processes or meetings.

#17) Testing teams should share best testing practices and experience with the other teams in their organization.

#18) Increase your conversation with the developers to know more about the product. Whenever possible, make face-to-face communication to resolve disputes quickly and to avoid any misunderstandings.

But also when you understand the requirements or resolve any dispute – make sure to communicate the same overwritten communication ways like emails. Do not keep anything verbal.

#19) Don’t run out of time to do high priority testing tasks. Prioritize your testing work from high to low priority and plan your work accordingly. Analyze all associated risks to prioritize your work.

#20) Write a clear, descriptive, and unambiguous Bug Report. Do not only provide the bug symptoms but also provide the effect of the bug and all the possible solutions.

Don’t forget that testing is a creative and challenging task. Finally, it all depends on your skill and experience as to how you handle this challenge.

Over to you:

Sharing your own testing experience, tips or testing secrets in the comments below will definitely make this article more interesting and helpful!!

Let us know your thoughts/suggestions about this article.

254 thoughts on “Top 20 Practical Software Testing Tips You Should Read Before Testing Any Application”

Sudhir

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Nice tips i ever read on software testing on web. i came accross some of these in my career as a tester. We can learn many things by experience. Experience matters then skill..

no# 15) “Keep developers away from test environment.”
is my favorite :-)
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CRF Design

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Great post! I find 10, 16, and 19 are frequently ignored, but very important.
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Duong

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I like #16, and just apply it recently, then it take much effect, not only for test requirement but also help them to understand clearly to write the test case later.

Thanks for sharing nice tips

(keep going post entry like this, Vjay ;)
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Sayi Sarat Chandra P

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Excellent tips — One thing I liked in this was
(11) Go beyond requirement testing. Test application for what it is not supposed to do – which I feel a very important aspect — also end to end testing also needs to be focussed by testers today.
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Meraj

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Excellent tips.
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Whyorkay

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Great work, as a tester we always try to find more bugs in the application, but time did not permit for doing all in sequential manner in real time environments. Point # 18: In my last project, I have helped a lot for developers while doing coding (some of the issues were not able to e-mail), but the credit went for the developer in whole team. As a tester we too expect some credits (if I were log in issue tracker, I would get the credit). In this situation how can we help for them without getting any credit?
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Deepa

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hi,

The information provided by you is excellent.

I agree with you 100% with the point number 16

16) It’s a good practice to involve testers right from software requirement and design phase. These way testers can get knowledge of application dependability resulting in detailed test coverage. If you are not being asked to be part of this development cycle then make request to your lead or manager to involve your testing team in all decision making processes or meetings

I am following this method for the lat six months so that i can able to understand the each and every single functionality..
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Manasa

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I liked # 18 :It true, Increasing conversation with developers we can get know a lot about the product and we can understand the requirement in-depth which in turn will helps in finding more defects
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G.Mallikarjun

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All points are very good.

Mallik
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Akshay Gogate

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Hiii vijay, I am working as a test engineer. I am working on ERP domain. I am facing lot of problems because 2 times so many errors came from client side. Can you tell me the tips to test web applications based on ERP domain??
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aatish

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this is very good article. Its provide gr8 information
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sumit

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nice
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Hiten Dhruv

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Hello,

Thanks – This article can give more clarification to QA person and substantially also giving idea of testing process to Developers. IT organization should follow and adopt such practices to improve quality process and to maintain quality standards into the organization as well.

Point 16# can be considered as crucial one to enhance and implement best Quality practices!
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udhayakumar

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very nice article.
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Beena

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Very Nice Article………..!!!!!!!!!!!
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Prashant

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Very Good Article. It’s really useful.
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Shardul Kambale

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I’m so much impressed with this site. I would say that I have got a TESTING KHAJANA on this site. :)

Thank you very much…..
Shardul Kambale
Software Test Engineer
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Michael

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Very nice and interesting article. Imho this definitely covers most relevant topics of good testing practises.
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Atul

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Hi,

Thanks for such a wonderfully tips which we all should follow in our daily routine work. All Points are useful and practical. This is also very useful but very rarely used by people.

Note # 12) While doing regression testing use previous bug graph….

I think we should study the previous bug graph in the following way,

1.Weekly Module wise Bug Report (By this we can understand which Module has more bugs. According we can plan for test cases execution priority, resources etc)
2.Weekly Reporter wise Bug Report (By this we can understand which Reporter is filing more bug, whose bug filing rate is more. We can study it by 80 20 rule)
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amit Vanjari

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For efficient and effective testing these 20 tips are very helpful

Note #7) Make your test cases available to developers prior to coding

This will not only save our time but will enhance quality of product.
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Vijay STH Founder

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@ Whyorkay
As I said you should always keep written communication within your team when you discuss/decides any thing in meetings or in peer discussions.
Looking always for credits is not good thing. If you are a good tester, obviously your lead or manager will come to know about it from your work and he/she will give credit for your work.

@ Akshay Gogate
I will address ERP web testing in future articles. Also mail me the exact problem you are facing on ERP web testing.

@Atul
Bug graph by reporter is not useful here. We need to track which modules have more bugs (this may be because of complexity and dependability of module) and accordingly we can distribute the time and efforts for regression testing.
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Xavier

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Very Nice & Useful Article…
Xavier
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Pavan Ankus

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Hi!
This is a wonderful unparallel,unbeatable site & meant for all levels of testers like a quick reference guide.
Thanks to all the people who are involved in keeping this site more lively.
Pavan
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Balaji P

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Hi,
Nice tips to gain some best working experience in software testing field.All the points are correct in the testing .Again thanks for the article.If not provided i would get these only after two years of experience.
Thanks,
Balaji P.
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KLStein

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Nice article and very helpful. And it is very helpful for the tester (or test team) to be involved very early in the project as it costs much less to fix a defect in the requirements phase than in System Integration testing – or later!

However, the timeline for my previous project permitted only 2 weeks each for String and Component testing. And 1 week for System Integration and User Acceptance testing.

Testing included 120+ web screens and 85 Use Cases. Oh yeah, the test team was an army of 1 (as in one). I had many sleepless nights this past summer. The project is now on hold and I’ve been re-assigned.
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Vimal Venugopal

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Really helpful one for the testers….Am sure if we testers follow these points, it will give a pleasant experience for your testing…..
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riya

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very nice,helpfull article
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Arijit

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Really nice tips on testing, Thanks.
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Mohit

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Really such a nice article………………and one thing is really most important is that never do verbal communications…..do written communication….. You should have each and every thing in written with you.
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Amit JHA

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It is really good….we all know but do not follow everytime due to……some reason….
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Balaji P

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Hi,
Can please suggest,For testing a software application a tester should be more talented than a software application developer.Because to create a software limited programming knowledge is sufficient,but to test the same software application more than that application development knowledge is required.Because we have to show that the same application might not work properly.
Thanks,
Balaji Pulikinti
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RG

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Hi Vijay,

Ur articles sounds great!!!!

I’m involved in Webtop testing which is an application developed by Documentum. Here, we use WDK ATF Test tool for which I need the steps to work on the tool. I went through the developer and user guides but not able to figure out the procedures that are involved.

Thanks in Advance,
RG
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Amit kulkarni

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Hello,
I would like to thank u for this wonderful article.This will really help for each and every tester.
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Saggam

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Hi,
I would like to say one thing ” ITS A PRECIOUS GUIDE THAT EVERY ONE HAS TO READ N IMPLEAMENT FOR TESTING”. I come 2 know that Wht to Do? Wht not 2 Do?

Thanks & Regards,

Saggam
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Jane_Zhang

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Great Article.
As to # 2 Learn to maximize the test coverage every time you test any application. Though 100 percent test coverage might not be possible still you can always try to reach near it.

This is very abstract, specifically, is there any advice on how to maximize the test coverage? That would be super great.
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kishore

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Hello
What could be the best answer for this:
“If a bug posted by tester is rejected by developer reason being not reproducible.
From tester end bug report consists of screenshot, bug description, steps etc. But developer does not agree. As a tester what be the solution to this? Can we reopen the bug or what??
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Jothi

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Hi

Happy to have this guide.
Can anyone suggest good guide for Cppunit test.
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preeti

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All tips are great…!!!
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Akshay Gogate

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How to test a Web Application based on ERP sysytem
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vaishali

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Great Article,

The article is really very helpful , and i have faced many of the issues that are given in the article ,after reading the many things got cleared.
Thnxs for posting this article
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priya

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Hello to all,

It is really a very good article. I have the same concern as Akshay has with regard to test a web based ERP. I am into testing of web based applications and I am supposed to get involved into testing of web based application. Is there any difference in testing web based app and web based ERP.

Thanks
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priya

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(Please ignore first one, written again due to typo error)
Hello to all,

It is really a very good article. I have the same concern as Akshay has with regard to test a web based ERP. I am into testing of web based applications and I am supposed to get involved into testing of web based ERP. Is there any difference in testing web based app and web based ERP.

Thanks
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Sanju

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Hi, I have been reading on u r web for a while. its really good. I request you to put a nice article on webservices testing ASAP pleae. ITs a emerging trend now and most of the people ask for it.
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sheela

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Hi All,

This site is really too good for the testers,whenever i read articles from this site it boosts up my enthusiasm in testing.
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sheela

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Hi again,

I am working as a test engineer since 1.5 yrs & i do exploratory kind of testing so no documents are maintained.As its being mentioned above that “Write your test cases in requirement analysis and design phase itself. This way you can ensure all the requirements are testable.”

Kindly give me more information regarding it as i have not dealt practically ,so that i can groom myself.

Thank You.
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Nisha

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nice article.

What is negative and positive testing and negative test case
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kantharaja mp

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All Tips given in the article are really good

Still my favorites are 11, 16 and 18
Tip11 it helps to find more and more bug which are not covered in requirement and not covered requirement can easily identified, by tip 16 and 18.

Tip 16 helps us to understand the full product right from the beginning hence we can play more and more in and around the application and also helps to make decisions

Tip18 it helps much more understanding of product and by communicating with developer by this we can easily identified the random changes and we maintain the good relation ship

Thanks Vijay for Good tips
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Narasimhan

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Article is very good and extremely useful to testers novice/experts as it deals with various if nuances of testing.

I am a techno banker. I have 15 years of Banking and 12 years of software exposure- exposure to full sdlc.
srs,design,coding,implementation. I need to do some certification in testing and quality. Some body please suggest any institute/organisation in Bangalore for the same.
thanks.
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syed

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I am new to the testing , these 20 points very useful to me , realy thanks to you , continiously give these type of testing tips

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Syed
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phani

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good tips
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madhu

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good one
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janne

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don’t keep anything verbal!
I must remeber it clearly, I think it’s very important.
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Sirisha

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Respected seniors, Vijay plz. answer me.

How to answer – “what METRICS do you use? How many types of metrics are there?” It’s a most imp question in interviews. As far as i know, different metrics are–Defect Density, Defect Leakage, Traceability Matrix, Bug Trend Analysis(means comparing no of bugs in different versions). Types of Metrics are Process, Product, Project. “Do CMM, ISO 9000 come under Metrics?”. I am not concluding the above information. My attempt is to make clear that on what topic seniors have to give their kind and valuable suggestions.

Plz. respond with full details.

Yours faithfully………Sirisha
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swapna

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hello sir/madam,

actually, how many types of “Test Reports” are there?

i came through different terminology like—

Test summary reports
Test execution reports
Test status reports
Test log reports
Test daily, weekly reports

These all mean same??? if not please explain me and also explain me if there are any other reports that come under above list. in the least case please provide me exact link. Thanks in advance.
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Asha

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Very Intresting and Nice article to be read by all testers.
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Asha

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Very Intresting and Nice article to be read by all the testers.
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sanyogita

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plz give me tips about testing
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Harsh

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Nice article…… will help testers carve out their testing approach
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Vicky

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Good tips.
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Mahesh

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Nice Tips :)
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Bobby

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Great article, i really love point #16

Cheers Ya
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Corporal J

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The thing is Bobby, if everyone is involved in software meetings, there is no opportunity for people to relax while the managers are out of the room.
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Girish

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I would like to thank u for this wonderful article.This will really help for each and every tester.
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Rajni

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Nice articles . I have one question ,i doing testcase writting my QA manager has given me 4 PRDS He want first only purpose of testcases for veryfying where I covered all requirements and after will get confirmation from his sight. I am facing problem while writting only purpose. I feel that i am not cvered all requirement.plz give me sugestion
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Manjunath

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Hi – it is very good article , but going forward need to have so more stuff like

1) Usage of Screen shots During Retesting
2) Usage of Tracebility matrix.
3) One liner on Smoke Testng

my Favorite in the 20
12) use previous bug graph
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k.prem kumar

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what are the types of testing, which are implemented in real time work environment?

can u let me know, the company process, from starting to ending in software testing?
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shin

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Hi
This tips are very important for every tester. Thanks for your explanation and its useful for freshers.
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suja cyriac

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The BEST TIPS…..highly informative!!!!!!!!!Thanks a lot for your valuable teaching and guidance
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asritha

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hi am novice to testing.am a fresher and no project experiance till now.am going to start my first project next month.i want some tips to get success in that project.I have to prepare test plan also.The requirement document is of 70 pages,so tell me the areas of requirement doc where i have to concentrate to write a test plan.
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Leena

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Thanks for the wonderful article… All these tips are really helping.
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Leena

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Thanks for the wonderful article… All these tips are really helpfull.
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saravanan

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give me some brief tips regarding writting test cases, since i am joined in a concern as a trainee tester, so your tips might be a very useful
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Puja

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All point are very usefull…thanks alot to share with us . :)
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Joaquin B

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I think #15 is very important.

You know…you already finished the QA phase, all big bugs are fixed, however code is moved into Production and doesn’t work. Then a developer realizes that he did a small “configuration change” in QA environment however he forgot to do it in Prod environment and he was the only one aware of this change.

Implementation Plan must be designed by Development team, however QA group must verify it is complete and is followed during implementation of the new code.
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Satya

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Point 18: Is it necessary for testers to directly communicate with the developers. I am confussed on this..
From my point of testeres and developers will work independently, if i am not wrong the when compared with the developers the Business analysts will gives more information about the application\ product..
Please let me know if i am wrong…..
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Rahul

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@Satya
see point 18 talks abt communicate more with dev.
its mean when u log a bug not just be like bumb person.
analyse wt could be the reason and wts the possiblr resolution and ray this resolution wid dev.
You observation and resolution mite be 100% worng but do u know wt did u get..
u got inside of how app behaves and it would help next time when u fould same bug or amy new bug.
and this could be possible only when U are gonna actively go n talk with dev guys..
I hope i cater u confs..
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satya

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@Rahul:
Thanks for ur updates….i got it now.
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Rajani

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Hi Satya
I have one question ,i doing testcase writting my QA manager has given me 4 PRDS He want first only purpose of testcases for veryfying where I covered all requirements and after will get confirmation from his sight. I am facing problem while writting only purpose. I feel that i am not cvered all requirement.plz give me sugestion.
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Rahul

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@Rajani
ya u should know the purpose y we are carrying this test case.dont write blindly for thr sake of writting TC.
u should understand all this onces u have clear understanding of PRD..so be through and UC mite b helpful in this respect..
there is no probs in writting purpose i believe if u have ur hold on PRD..fo PED well and come out from this phibia..
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keshav Kamat

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Nice Tips :)
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satya

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@Rajani:
———

1 . Understand the requirements properly.

2. For each and every requirement think of how many postive and negative test conditions.

3. After the test conditions are desigend, revisit the requirements and the test conditions and check for uncovered requirements.

4. Once entire test conditions are desinged, u can design the test cases for the same.

5. later u can design the traceability matrix for the same….

Let me know if i am wrong…

Thanks….
Satya.K
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satya

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@Rajani:
———

1 . Understand the requirements properly.

2. For each and every requirement think and make a note of how many postive and negative test conditions will come.
3. After the test conditions are desigend, revisit the requirements and the test conditions and check for uncovered requirements.
4. Once entire test conditions are desinged, u can design the test cases for the same.
5. later u can design the traceability matrix for the same….it gives the test case coverage for each and every requirment …

Thanks….
Satya.K
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rajani

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Thanks satya and rahul
Actually i had written the test cases as u said like .But he had given me limited time and continue devloper updating the PRD and DDD.PRDs were incomplet they were updating it so i also upadated the tescases as per requirement.
Upto i have written testcases like Purpose,objective,steps and expected result.
Not only purpose .thats why i faced some problem.
Thanks ur suggestion In future i will definatly follow your steps very carefully.
Again I have question My eduacational background is different I have 1.5 yr experience in testing want to do some courses which is benificial for my job.
Can u suggest me which course i have to do? I want to do like part time with out leaving the job.
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Rahul

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@Rajani..
if u want my suggestion honestly manual testing doesnot require any external coure ..wt matter more for manual tesing is UR JOB nature and wt responsibility r u carrying out on ur shoulder..
ppl are doing ISTQB an d believe that is sufficient at entry level..
so do istqb and have gud confidence within urself ..
i am not saying this because i have done .its really helpful..
gud luck ..
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Adil

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Hi
Im Adil i hv done MCA and im showing 3+ years of fake experience. So plz help me what all i to prepare b4 attending interview and what are all questions may b asked on Projects.plz
help me coz in this recession time its very tough to get into the company but im deperate in need of job so if u help me, it ill b very kind of u and u ill get good returns by helping a person like me who is in need of job very desperately. i expect +ve response at the earliest. Take Care Bye
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Anil

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Hi Vijay,
Very nice & helpful article, Keep writting in such a simple language. Have you written any book in such a simple language?
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meenu

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hi
i have 3 year exp in testing .but my Plus 2 & degree % is low (second class) is there any hope for meto get a good job in good company MCA i have 65 %
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Bhavesh Nakum

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Hi Vjay,

It’s really a good article, I am 100% agree with all your suggested points. Just wanted to share my view on point 18) Increase your conversation with developers to know more about the product. Here, I believe that instead of developer, Tester should understand the requirement from functional specification or the author of the specification or business analyst who has really understood the requirement by communicating with client. As there might be the possibility that developer has misunderstood the requirement and has developed application having same understanding then in that case he/she can mislead to the tester and can convey wrong functionality which will result in to failure of the application.

Please share your views on the same…..Over all Its really a gr8 article….I would like to read it again & again to refresh it….

Thanks…. :)
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Rajani

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Hi satya and Rahul
I am rajani having 2+ exp in Manual testing . If u know any opening plz let me know now my contract is over. I am searching the job .
If anyone know any opening let me know.
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Rahul

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@Rajani
where r u working..
if u know manual +automation then send ur resume to me,,
rahulkumarbangalore@yahoo.co.in
i will do needful..
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Rajani

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Hi Rahul
Ihave send my updated cv in ur mail Id.
My contract till 12 th april.
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prathab

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hi,
I am working in one software company with 1+ years of exp but i am not sure my test case is meeting with international standard.

Can you give me valuable tip to wright test cases with sample test cases
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satya

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@Rajini,

send ur resume to my id :satya_k2003@yahoo.com,
i will let u know if there are any openings..

Bye
satya
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Jayakumar.N

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All point are tally with practical test implementation.Very good.
N.Jayakumar.
winjayakumar@gmail.com
India
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Nagraj

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The list is quite comprehensive and a nice one to go thru’ for quick refresher.

I think you should also mention peer review and engineering review of test cases as one of the important steps?
This will bring both parties on the same level/wave length in terms of their understanding of the application/product/requirement
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rajani

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Hi Satya & Rahul
I have send My updated CV on your mail id . If you know any opening plz refer my CV.
Now my contract is over right now I am searching job.
Mostly I will be prefered pune.
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Jagdish Reddy

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Rajini…
send you CV….I will forward
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rajani

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Hi Jagdish
Give me your mail Id I will send my cv.
Which company you r working?
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Jagdish

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Rajini.

send to : Srireddy333@gmail.com
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Tejaswini

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hey tell me what requirements i know while writing the test cases
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Tejaswini

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give me the suggestions how i write test cases
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prasad

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hi tejaswini

send me ur details and add me to your gmail i can help you out on how to author the test cases in details.

my id boldrps1479@gmail.com

prasad
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Santhosh

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Excellent article. Really usefull
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Rajani

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Hi All

Can any one explain about what is test strategy in details?
wht is testware?
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Aditya

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Very good note for starters to kick-off and champs to refresh.
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Rajani

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Hi satya & Rahul

I have? now i am not working any wher still recession now. the gap matter when applying any company.
Have u know any opening?
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muyeen

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hai and hello
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Satya

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@ Rajani,

What happend to ur current job…
i will surely let u know if there are any openings which suites for your resume… send ur updated resume once
again….

Regards,
Satya.k
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Rajani

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Hi Satya & rahul
Actually i was on contract basis my contract is over now PM told it may be extend but i dint.
So i am looking for other opportunites.
looking for permanant job no on contractual.
I send my cv

Rahul
i got failure notice while sending mail to ur id
If u have other mail id plz let me know
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Tapan

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Nice Comment. Nice Tips. Thanks for your guidance regarding testing tips. I am also working as a Website Tester more than 3+ year in different small company. But the experience which I got from it is not good. Though tester have a great value in the IT Industry, but in small company on which I am working face so much problem. First of all, I don’t know the requirement of the site. Second of all, if any such change taking place I don’t know about it. Third of all, after completion of the development the developer or the TL just provide the URL of the site for the testing in a short period of time with no such testing criteria. I just go through the testing process on my own way. Can u provide me any such guidance regarding how to solve this type of problem.
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Satya. K

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Hi Tapan,

– If the develpoment team are using VSS – tool,then u will get
to know about the changes in the application.

– if not proactively we need to ask the TL or the development team
pls intimate to the testing team when we have the CR’s in application

– IF TL or development team are not intimating nay thing about the changes
based on the prototype , we need to explore the application.And we should ask
clarifications regarding the same to the TL or development team members.

Hi Tapan, i was thinking in the above way..

Regards,

Satya.K
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Athar

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good work all the tips are really useful and great
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karunakaran

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Hello Testing community,
Nice to read the article. Some more additional tips i would like to share here,
1.When ever you get a build first and formost thing is read the technicial release notes very carefully, bocz you can find the most of the known issues and work around there. this will help us to test even better.
2.While posting the defect; define very clearly and provide the FRS/SRS/Ucase Reference for the defects and also classify the defect i.e. Functional, integration, Data Exception, Adhoc, Unit, Imporoper error message, Data Validation and etc. By using this we will prepare the metrics and share the same with PM & Managment.
3.Communicate the testing progress to the respective stakeholders
4.Maintain RSK register and share with the respective stakeholder
5.End of testing prepare the overall Metrics and Test Summary report.
6.Dont accept / take any decision based on the verbal communication. If they are not sending any email communication, you can compose the dicussion points and send across to all stakeholder regarding the discussion points.
Still more tips are there. If anybody needed pl mail me.

Thanks
Karunakaran
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sudhakar

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This is very helpful for any testers
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sveet

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bullshit. these are the most useless tops I’ve ever read.
don’t write anything else.
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TEEVS

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hello sveet,
I know you got two words & i hope you do not have a mind. It seems your immaturity or lack of knowledge in testing.
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Rajani

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Hi satya & Rahul
Last 5 month I dont have job.
I want to prepare Myself for interview but some time frustation comes.
If you know any opening plz let me know.
or any interview ? tips send me on ritu1win@gmail.com
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Sasikala

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Need to include the review process
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KALYANI

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please send the updated cv for manual test engineer to my mail. id
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Govardhan Reddy M

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Dear Ms. Kalyani (#120),
Pen down your email id.

Regards,
Govardhan Reddy M,
Software Test Engineer.
“Think twice before you ink”
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suman

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The 20 points which u have mentioned is si helpfull
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sathish

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HI

I finished software testing course in 2007,i was searching job but at the time i didn’t get any job.by time being i was join a network supportinng based company (Quality control).

Now i was intreast to come software line,but i don’t have experinece so i was plan to put fake experience.

But i don’t no wat to do the software tester.

Can anyone give idea Wat the software tester doing in the company.

pls send it sahasathi@yahoo.com
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GURU KARUN

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hi
I finished my MCA
this very good for us to improve our skils in testing
The 20 points which u have mentioned is si helpfull
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swapnika

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I’m working as tester,i want to change my company ,been trying from past 2 moths not even a call, are companies recruting testers or wat…..
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JEET

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@Swapnika,

hi,

have u any software testing regarding document …………

n any institute aviable on by net i can do better in tesing field……

reply
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JEET

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@ Swapnika,

reply on kumarjeet_20@yahoo.com
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Alexander

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Thanks for the article. When I think that I know a lot of thinks in this sphere, I read something new and I find that I know tiny part of this world.
Item #7 is really interesting. I neither heard about that approach nor did so. We are in the http://www.massqa.com company usually separated from DEVs. However this is really interesting idea.
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wathsala

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Excellent tips.I also have same experience like.really appreciate
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Pradep D

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Its nice tips.
This site has reach content to
improve testing knowledge.

Keep going Vij@y
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khadar

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i need few examples for test case to write…..which wil be useful test cases in live scenario…..which will be helpful for my interview
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Mayasen

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Very nice article, which is purely based on experience. Really it’ll helps lot. Already most of us know this, but not practicing. Once if we start practicing this tips, really we can shine better than others. Expect more such articles.
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neeraj

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Basic Testing practices are comprehended in the above mentioned 20 tips.

Kudos!!
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Prathip Kattekola

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nICe Tips DudE……
Keep Going…… B-)
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Swati Bapat

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Very useful article.
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Naresh

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Very useful tip to every tester..
Which will improve testing knowledge.
Thanks dude.. Please go on and share more…
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vaishali

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Very helpful tips….
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deepak

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this is very nice site for “tester’ it gives more practical knowledge ,can any body send me some sample test case please i need it urgent
deepakrai.cse@gmail.com
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Milind Kotibhaskar

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This is ultimate tips .. thanks
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Murugesh

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How the Tester will get the Build from development.
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paramesh

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Nice tips for testers
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viknesh

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Hi dudes,

pls give me a clarification,

I’m presentlt working on web applications.. i could find some dashboard options in those applications.. Dashboard was personally handled by the admin r one who controls those…

Do i have to test those options in Dashboard too r its optional???

pls someone in tis network ,bring me out of tis doubt..

Thanks & regards,
Viknesh
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Suresh

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This is very interesting and it’s really helps a lot………
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Vijay

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Awesome ……

What types of defects a Tester can Expect while testing an Application.?
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joshna

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Superb tips. Its very useful for me
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ramesh kumar

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Hi Friends,

my name is Ramesh Kumar, working as Test Engineer in Mastek Ltd, Mumbai. I want some tips regarding effective Test Case writing.because i am very poor in writing test cases and will lead off into confusion and tesnsion.
hence let me know how to write goodtest cases.

regards
ramesh kumar
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Banandh

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The given tips are very useful for Testers,
good work
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Amarjeet Chavhan

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Good one…

Do you have any plan to explain SSL Testing ?
or any Network testing tips…?
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piyush patel

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Really a good decription …. I will take care about it… Thanx for sharing your experience…..
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piyush patel

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I want to learn automation so from where to start please help me?
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Nirdesh

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hellow Sir !

my question is that what is the difference between smoke and sanity testing ..
and tell me the actual definition of sanity and smoke testing ,,,,,
thanks
regards

Nirdesh
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Mathi

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Much useful..follow these points..
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Mathi

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sir,
i wnt to know how to start script based testing
and how to do smoke and sanity testing in web based application
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Mathi

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I am a only Tester in small company more than 5+ months . But the experience which I got from it is not good. Though tester have a great value in the IT Industry, but in small company on which I am working face so much problem. First of all, I don’t know the requirement of the site. Second of all, if any such change taking place I don’t know about it. Third of all, after completion of the development the developer or the TL just provide the URL of the site for the testing in a short period of time with no such testing criteria. I just go through the testing process on my own way. Can u provide me any such guidance regarding how to solve this type of problem.
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Ravi Kumar

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I really like the content available on this site.
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arun

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Its nice to see such a good tips for testers, it helps a lot to the beginners like me
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Atul

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Great!!

It helps a lot…

But could u please, give me example to write Test Cases for particular form that contain many fields (Text Box, Drop Down, Radio Button, Check Box, Etc).

If u gave me sample Test Cases Template, it will help me a lot.

But overall, I like ur post..
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Sugi

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I love this article. Why 100% testing is not possible. give me technical answer, my email is pathsugi@yahoo.com
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sudarsan

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It is very helpful and i will share my experience in future
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Rishi Mathur

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The artical is excellent and all 20 points are good. Be a tester these points must be followed for efficient testing and design.
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karthik

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Nice tips really understandable tips
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Automation Testing

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That’s really awesome post and such tips will help in testing software.
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ramesh

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hi,
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ramesh

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what is the difference between smoke test and sanity testing?
smoke testing: it is a kind of testing which will conduct on deployed build whether the build is eligible to test or not.
it is like a build verification testing.
sanity testing: it is a kind of testing whether the build is acceptable by the end user or not.
it is like a User acceptance testing.
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Ramesh kudikala

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test case format and how to write a good test case?
test caseTest Case ID Feature/ Functionality ID Traceability ID Test Objectives Test Predecessor Pre-Condition Test Steps Expected Behaviour Actual Behaviour Post-Condition Status (Pass/Fail)
format:
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Ramesh Neerthadi

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Thats the most useful Tips for a tester. I would like to you and appriciate your efforts.
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padmaraj Babalad

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all articles are good and really helpful
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sv sathish

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Hi guys…

What are the steps are need to follow the Large Flex platform ErP Application. it is very difficult to maintain and also the requirnment is nt proper for this application… wat wil do for it… Can any one guide for it…
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tina

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hi,
I am manual tester working in a small company, Please tell me, how to do performance testing. Since I am a only tester in my company.
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Siva Bezawada

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Very Nice & Useful Article… :)
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Dev Rishi

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#7 Make your test cases available to developers prior to coding

If the developer team is external and not internal, then also do you think that pt 7 is good to do as said by you in one of the above answers. This won’t reduce our creditablity as QA.
May be if Dev team is internal then this is good.
Please do let me know if i m going wrong.

Your article is really good and very helpfull for us :)
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Moon

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Testers will be respected if they not only log the bugs but also provide solutions.

but how the tester will know all the solutions,since tester are generally not having the idea of coding. and if the testers are asked to answer all the solutions then testers should know all the programing languages like ASP.NET,PHP etc.
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Aunu

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Love your site…….very very very much…. each topics is worthy…
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Rajesh Santhanam

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Really nice tips…
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muthu

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Super o super
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sheefa

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not effective its so silly.need to improve your presentation
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vinod

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Could you please elaborate with an example or senario that how to trouble shoot or analyse the failed stest step.
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Anif

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The information provided by you is excellent.

It’s a good practice to involve testers right from software requirement and design phase. These way testers can get knowledge of application dependability resulting in detailed test coverage. If you are not being asked to be part of this development cycle then make request to your lead or manager to involve your testing team in all decision making processes or meetings

— Anif Pathan
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Anif patan

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This site is really too good for the testers,whenever i read articles from this site it boosts up my enthusiasm in testing.

— Anif Pathan
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Arun

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Nice article. We always have this issue on development team sharing the test environment and changing the configuration, resulting in missing many defects.
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vivek

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Super duper kool tips
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Naveen

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Please try this as well. I think this is also a really nice site for software testing.
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manoj

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Areticle is realy excellent..!!!Please explain me point no 3> .
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srinivasreddy

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Exellent tips
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ANIKET SRIVASTVA

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I LIKE THIS ALL MORAL OF THE SOFTWARE TESTING AND I LIKE MOST ALL THE VIEW OF ALL CONTENT
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Kiran Majeed Choudhry

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Good tips for testing…
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Miro

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I love it, who ever posted this, Thank You!
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ananth patil

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how to write requirement analysis doc for web application as a fresher?
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ananth patil

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send me some requirment analysis document to anantpatil56@gmail.com
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GOmathi

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thanks … nice
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ashu

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Well its a good post however point 7 is totally incorrect, if a tester will share the test cases and if developer will execute them then what will we do in the testing phase?
I also agree with the point that the overall goal is to make defect free product but at the same time a tester has to show his/her presence also in the project otherwise we will be kicked out of the project
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MalligaRanjith

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Hi Vijay
Excellent Guid for software Testing . Please can you Provide tip and trick in Website testing Requriment before going to start test
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Hitesh Siroya

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Nice article.
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Lakshmi

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Suppose you were assigned to develop a logical model of the registration system at a school or college. Would you be better off using a top-down approach, or would a bottom-up strategy be better? What would influence your decision?

2. Some systems analysts find it better to start with a decision table, then construct a decision tree. Others believe it is easier to do it in the reverse order. Which do you prefer? Why?
Please send me answers for these 2 questions
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Lakshmi

at

i posted a comment earlier and no response from anybody and also i want to know do i get any notification in email someone post any response? i am kind of new to this site. so just wondering. i know the question what i posted is not about QA testing, but every tester usually know and analyse about system and business.
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Rushu

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hello, myself Rushang , recently i selected in TCS as a software tester as I am M.B.A ( finance ) guy I don’t know much about the tasks which can be assigned to me will you plz tell me brief about it, my training will start in few days so please provide me some guide lines for the same.

Thank You.

Regards.
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Sunny

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hi,
I am manual tester working in a small company, Please tell me, how to do performance testing. Since I am a only tester in my company.
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Sunny

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Hi,

I am a manual tester, and i am good in finding functionality bugs. But i am not able to find more bugs of UI. What should i do ?
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Chintamani Manjare

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Hello,

Please somebody tell me,What is general ratio of tester to developer in industry. Is there any standard or convention?
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riamenonria

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Hi

Good reading material and tips to follow for a beginner. I am new to the testing field. Very fresh from the Oven. I do have theoretical knowledge on testing on both Manual and automation. Where do i go from here? when can i start applying for a job. I am very methodical in writing both test report and bug reporting. I am excited but i need proper guidance. can you help please. thanks
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Deepa

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Hi,

I regret to have found this site so late in my testing career!!. Nevertheless glad to read such wonderful and amazing testing tips, which gives clear thoughts and ideas. Also these tip makes the mundane testing task more intersting !
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Sneha

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Excellent..
learnt one very important thing that can be followed everyday
i.e.
“Testers will be respected if they not only log the bugs but also provide solutions.”
;) smart way to gain respect!!

thanks…
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Siddish Pai

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Nice Tips. Thanks for sharing to every one. I honestly agree to point 16 which every company should follow. Can you pls share the tips for manual testing along with format of writing test cases..??
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nabeel

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good tips
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prathap

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“Command the Developers with care”.. They will do things
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Hari shankar

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hi ,
i have same question as sunny pls help

thanks ……
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lakshminarayanareddy

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its great,but expecting more
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Kiran

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Thankyou for this article !
This is really fantastic and good read for us to learn about it
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Packiaseelan

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All point are very usefull…thanks alot
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Honey

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Thank You for giving such a useful informations.As a fresher i have been given a lot of confidence for working as a tester.Once again thank you.And also requesting to upload more and more valuable informations.

Thank You
Honey
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Akhil

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Can you pls share the tips for manual testing along with format of writing test cases..??
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dsk

at

Hi guys
I’m 2013 bca passed out. Till now don’t know what to do.

Basically I’m not good @ programming.but I know basic concept in everything I’ve studied.

But like to get into I.t field. Please suggest me software testing suits me or not. I’m not an innovative thinker.

Can I choose java or automation testing ( selenium ). Please someone suggest me
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- Muddassir
  
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  Contact me if you are still free and want to do something like to improve programming and designing.
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QA

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Opening for experience testers, Mumbai Goregoan region.
Minimum Work experience required 6 months to 2 years.
Send in ur CV to oklaboyz6@gmail.com
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Vinoth

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Bug is identified by End user in Live environment, as testing engineer what you do?
This question is asked in one interview to me.
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Test Lead

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Hello,

Very nice article.
Also, testing person should keep it in mind that everyone is involved in giving final product/application to the client.
Hence, even if no bug is found, it is OK, actually good.
Be sure, your bugs are not changing the original requirement itself.
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SampathM TL-QA

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We have 2 QA Opening in Chennai
1, Senior QA Engineer with 2+ yrs of exp. in Automation Testing and 3+ yrs of exp. in manual testing. VS2013 Coded UI Testing knowledge prefered.
2, QA Engineer with 2+ yrs of exp. in manual testing and VB or C# .net.
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Manuel

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We ran recently a survey asking the following question: What’s the most common reason for not manually testing websites/software before release or delivery to a client?”

Here are the top 5 reasons that came up.

#1: Time pressure: no time to test (35.7%)

#2: Customer or users will test (18%)

#3: Small release so not necessary (15%%)

#4: Stable already: doesn’t need testing (14.1%)

#5: Cost: can’t afford cost of testing (13.2%)
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srinivasa

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Excellent explanation.. Loved it
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Asha

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Nice comments.it’s helpful for me
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Asha

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Hi, am working as a Mobile App tester. please provide me the input that how many ways i can achieve the quality of Application.Some times getting Error from the client side due to time issue am not able to cover all the aspects.Please help me out of these.Am only one tester in this company

Thank you

Asha
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Asha

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Please share your valuable input to mail ..please urgent
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S. Lewis

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Excellent points. I would also like to add that don’t let the roller coaster ride of testing discourage you. Some days you’ll be on the kiddie roller coaster, pretty smooth sailing and other days on the most crazy roller coaster you can think of. This is the nature of testing.
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mounika

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HI….its so valuable artical…like me as a freshers who are intrested to develop thier carrier in testing,It helps a lot.
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jkherr

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Hi , I want to have a company where I can spend my OJT,.. anyone here can help me, I’m in my last year in college,.. I’ve got a Certificate in Computer Technology Major in Software Development,.. I want to work abroad,.. anyone can help me.

Just send your insights at this email: jkherr08@gmail.com

Thanks!
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samir shah

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Thank you for sharing your experience and gave us tremendous tips for testing.
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William Charcoals

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Thank you for sharing
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ElspethS

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Great list! Question for anyone, what is “Smoke Testing”?

I deal with user reports and Test/Document what is reproducible. Screen shots are incredibly helpful, considering not all people are computer savvy. It’s common for users to forget or not realize important settings/steps done leading up to error/bug. Remote access to watch them work is equally useful.

Thanks for this resource Vijay! Having access to a wealth of information is a big help. What I do know is mostly self taught this last 10 years, now I can expand my abilities further.

-Elspeth
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Ram

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Is it possible to do testing when test data is not available . Plz help me in answering this question.
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Anonymous

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Hi, I would like to know, can a tester ask a developer on how something works in a application in order to write acceptance criteria?
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Purvi

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Can anyone have the Standard Operating Procedure document for Software testing?
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Amanawitkidan

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hi i would like to know,how i know the test cases is correct or not .and how can i develop in software testing application
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prakasam

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hi everyone,
My self prakasam i did B.tech in Mechanical(2014), i didn’t get any job in my core field, so i desided to change software field ,because i don’t want to waste my more time by searching job in core field.

My question is by doing Manual testing only can i get job??

now i’m in Bangalore, my friends reffered me to join in Qspiders they are charging 11k for manual testing(40 days) and 22k for manual testing,test automation,java core and selinium(135 days).

please suggest me …can i join??
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pankaj

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hello sir, I am software tester . currently I m on training period . i m working on project of hotel management have . i find an error or bug whatever u say . error is after 200 bills next bill I.e bill no. 201 shows more amount even if customer order only two items e.g if customer orders two bottels of mineral water and it cost 40 rupees then the bill no. 201 shows 150 rupees sir please tell me what is problem behind it where is mistake ?. please send me mail as soon as possible
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pankaj

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hello sir, I m software tester . now I m on training period. I m working on hotel management project. I have found one bug . bug is present in billing process. e.g if bill no. is 200 is made and then if customer purchase two items like mineral bottles cost is 40 rupees and if we made bill of that order I.e bill no. 201 then it shows 150 rupees in bill. please tell me what to do send me mail as soon as possible.
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Abhijeet

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HELLO,

It’s nice article,can you elaborate how testing done with the application related with finance and insurance domain.I need diffrent ways to test these applications.
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manoj

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hi, thanks for valuable insight. i loved all the above mentioned ideas . i personally practice #10. it really helps.
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Deepika Patel

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Nice piece of advice. I’ll definitely implement each of them next time I carry out software testing. Thanks.
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Bhavani

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Good Post… Very useful for the freshers who started career in testing
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Pau

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Can you please share some guidelines on tested product and versioning of the project.

Request for an early reply
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Claire Mackerras

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Nice work. Well among all the points bug reporting is the most imperative which usually not displayed well by some tester which further creates misguidance in understanding the root cause. In the past time, bug reports were in lengthy forms including fields and data requests. What’s the priority of the error? What’s the problem description? But now it should be in very clear and brief form.
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Rajesh

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this is very helpful, should be read before start QA..
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UMA MALI

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very good article..thanks for sharing
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John D

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Nice Blog! The information provided by you is excellent. This article can give more clarification to QA person and substantially also be giving idea of testing process to Developers. Thank you for sharing.
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Rahul Joshi

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Good blog, information provided by you about software testing tricks was very helpful. Thanks for sharing with us.
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John D

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The article is extremely exceptionally supportive, and I have confronted huge numbers of the issues that are given in the article, subsequent to perusing the numerous things got cleared.
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Jessianut

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The tips you provide for software testing in this article was very clear and its useful. Keep updating this.
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Raju Mehta

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Well said! Always remember to write clean and detailed bug reports then you will do everyone on your team an enormous favor.
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Rihana Sharma

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Thanks for sharing a useful infromation. It is very useful a software testing.
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Stacy Lawrence

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thank you for sharing this informative guide on tester core skills required, as I am my self a tester and with surety can share that this is worth a read!!!
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Quality Professionals

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I read this Blog, “Tips before testing any application” this will help my company q-pros.com, and I must say your post is very informative and helpful to understand the topic easily. Thanks for sharing this Blog. Keep posting more related to mobile app testing and the Best tools for mobile app testing.
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Raushan Kumar

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This article is very fruitful to improve testing skills, i most like the point is to keep every things in a proper note.
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