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adie afton

What Are The Objectives Of The Final Regression Testing? - 0 views

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    To ensure that the segments of the same system working properly To ensure that the procedures manual prepared above remain correct after changes were made in the application system To verify that the data dictionary of data elements that have changed are correct. Regression as the name suggests allows you to test / verify the effect of changes in the code. Most of the time the test team is asked to check the last-minute changes in the code just before making a statement to the client in this situation, the test team must ensure that the affected areas. So in short, the regression test team must get input from the development team on the nature / amount of change in the room so that the testing team can first check the patch and then the affected areas . In my current organization we are also facing the same problem. So we took a bucket of reduction (this is a simple Excel spreadsheet containing the test case, we think we provide the minimum functionality), this bucket is executed each time before release. In fact, the regression tests to the test in which maximum automation can be done. The reason is the same set of test cases will be held on the construction time from several different. But once again the degree of automation depends on whether the test cases will be applied at the moment, if the automated test cases are not applicable for a certain amount of time, then test engineers time will end in a loss to automate and are not sufficiently automated.
thinksys_inc

Yes - You Can Automate UI Testing - 0 views

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    Most testers consider UI testing as the Achilles' hell of automated testing and often just stick to manual testing for UI. There is no doubt that UI testing does have its challenges. It has complex workflows, is relatively much slower than Unit Tests and also is more brittle.
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    Most testers consider UI testing as the Achilles' hell of automated testing and often just stick to manual testing for UI. There is no doubt that UI testing does have its challenges. It has complex workflows, is relatively much slower than Unit Tests and also is more brittle.
adie afton

Software Interface Testing and Other Types of Software Testing - 0 views

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    Software interface testing is just one among the many types of software testing that are used by software engineers for software development. Automated testing is one of the most common software test approaches these days. With this, engineers would not have to perform tests or quality assurance manually.
thinksys_inc

Creating Effective Bugs - 0 views

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    By - Shraddha Pande A skilled QA tester knows that the most important part of the role is perhaps the ability to create effective bugs. A bug is not useful to the testing process if it is not reproducible and properly documented.
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