How to Write a Bug Report? Checklist, Tips and Tricks

Introduction to Bug Report The primary goal of the developer team and QA team is to deliver products on time with a creamy quality. The product quality depends on the “Bug report” raised by the QA team. It depends on bug quality to get solved the issue earlier. What is a Bug Report in Software… Continue reading How to Write a Bug Report? Checklist, Tips and Tricks

TDD Vs BDD – What’s the Difference?

Before we start the difference between TDD vs BDD, we should know what is TDD and BDD. What is TDD? TDD stands for ‘Test Driven Development. TDD is used for the Software Development process. It works on simple principles like developing and correcting failed test cases before developing new test cases. It helps developers to… Continue reading TDD Vs BDD – What’s the Difference?

Black Box Testing Vs White Box Testing Vs Gray Box Testing

What is Black box Testing? Black box testing is functional testing. It is used to make sure that software or application is working as per specification or not!!!! It is a very simple testing process used in the initial phase of the software development process. It is helpful for testing beginners to understand the QA… Continue reading Black Box Testing Vs White Box Testing Vs Gray Box Testing

15 Best Bug Tracking Tools – Defect Tracking Tools

Bug tracking software helps software teams find and resolve issues all over the development process. These web applications offer a domestic location to record bugs, prioritize severity, and assign them to the appropriate team members. With a single look at all defects, QA teams can track bug trends and allusion this information to improve the… Continue reading 15 Best Bug Tracking Tools – Defect Tracking Tools

Agile Vs Waterfall – What’s the Difference?

At the starting point of any software project, organizations and teams have to first deal with the question of the agile vs waterfall model. Software projects follow a methodology of apparently defined processes or software development life cycle (SDLC) to ensure the end product is of high quality. An SDLC classifies phases and the structured… Continue reading Agile Vs Waterfall – What’s the Difference?

Simulators Vs Emulators : What’s the Difference?

In the world of software testing, it is common to hear people talk about simulators vs emulators as if the terms are synonymous. To a certain amount, that makes sense. Simulators vs emulators are related in many ways, and the differences between them don’t always matter from the perspective of a test engineer. A simulator… Continue reading Simulators Vs Emulators : What’s the Difference?

How To Test an E-commerce Website or Application

In this article, We will discuss what is an eCommerce website, the Types of E-commerce websites/apps, and how to test an E-commerce Website here. An eCommerce website is an information technology method in which dealers, businesses/distributors/marketers can sell products/services and the customer/user can purchase on that website electronically by using the internet on the mobile… Continue reading How To Test an E-commerce Website or Application

What is Smoke Testing?

Smoke testing is a process to check whether the newly released build is stable or not. It helps a QA or testing team to get confirmation QA or testing team can proceed with further testing or not. It also gives assurance that builds received from development are working correctly. What is smoke testing? Smoke Testing… Continue reading What is Smoke Testing?

Importance of Test Management Tools

Introduction of Test Management Tools Test Management can, at times, be one of the most efficient tools of all time, it’s essential that you can audit test coverage, execution, and outcomes. This is where the test management tools approach plays. The test management strategy reduces the number of waste measures that must be implemented during… Continue reading Importance of Test Management Tools

Levels of Testing in Software Testing

Introduction: Levels of Testing The purpose of Levels of testing is to make software testing structured/efficient and easily find all possible test cases/test scenarios at a particular level. In the SDLC model, there are personalized phases such as requirement meeting, analysis, coding, design, execution, testing, and deployment. These all phases go through the process of… Continue reading Levels of Testing in Software Testing