Experience is that precious tool of the tester, which is always required in performing all types of testing. To provide reliable and effective results one must utilize gained experience in creating strategy and planning documentation.
Test artifacts are the various by-products generated during the process of software testing and shared with the persons associated with the project. It is recorded with accurate information and details to establish transparency among the team members. The following article contains a list of some of these test artifacts/deliverables produced during the process of testing.
A type of integration testing, a bottom-up approach is a testing strategy in which the modules at a lower level are tested with higher-level modules until all the modules are tested.
White box testing is an important software testing method in which the internal structure and code of the product are evaluated, to ensure that no hidden errors impact its effectiveness and functioning. It involves three major techniques:
Build Verification Test (BVT) is a set of tests that is executed on every new software build to assess and verify its readiness to face off & undergo through more thorough & rigorous testing procedures.
Few of its important features are:
Executed on every new build.
Test cases are of shorter duration
Automation is preferred to execute BVT cases
Testers! Now understand the importance of concurrent testing, with the help of our #infographic and ensure the stability of your software product when it is accessed by multiple users, effectively.
With dependency testing, you can re-examine requirements for existing software and achieve the desired functionalities. Want to know how? Check out our complete article on dependency testing.
ERP testing is a testing methodology, which ensures the proper functioning and configuration of each module, present in the ERP, as per the organization's needs. It is used to validate business processes and reduces the probability of operational risks.
A non-functional form of testing, Recovery testing is performed through forced failing the software in different ways and checking how well the recovery has panned out. Some of the potential failures that are resolved with this process are:
External server becomes Unreachable
Failure of Power Supply
Hazardous Climate Conditions
Unexpected System Behaviour
Disturbances from Nearby Electronics
Intermittent or Disconnected Network
Overloaded Network
A white box testing type, Statement Coverage, is a metric used in software testing to confirm that each statement in the source code is executed at least once. To gain a deeper insight into it, check out our complete article.
An approach of performing #RegressionTesting over a software product, using a minimal and specific set of test cases available in test suites, is known as Selective retest.
Interruptions affect the progress, continuity, and rhythm, attached to the work that degrades the quality of any software product. With the assistance of #infographic learn how interruption testing ensures the quality of the software product.
The process of unit testing, which is used to test individual units/ components of a software product, can be improved with the assistance of a checklist, prepared before the commencement of the test. Therefore, here is your ultimate checklist to Unit Testing.
In software testing, the test drivers are used in bottom-up integration testing to functionally simulate the behavior of upper-level modules, which are not simulated yet.
Test effort refers to the expenses incurred by the testing team in meeting the testing goals. There are various factors that influence test efforts in the process of software development that are explained in this article.
A method used to find defects is known as Fagan Inspection. It is a structured process that involves detecting defects in development documents like programming code, specifications, designs, etc. during the various phases of software development.
An activity of creating prototypes of software applications, Software prototyping is used to create incomplete versions of the software program being developed. These prototypes offer programmers insight into the workings of the final product.
Baseline artifacts is an important concept in the process of STLC that builds a constructive path in achieving the target of testing. To further understand the significance of baseline artifacts, check out our complete article.
The software applications are being designed and developed, specifically, to function in different environment & domains such as desktop applications, client-server applications, and web applications.
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