Posted In — Career in software Testing
When you know, you are a tester ….
Some specific characteristics of a REAL TESTER, from my pen:
#1. When a bug, seen but not reproduced, makes you sleepless:
While testing the application related to online transaction, you observed that there were two debits for single Continue reading →
Posted In — Agile Testing, Testing Life cycle
Agile Waterfall Hybrid Model
The Waterfall Model has been the ideal choice for software development. In this model, an idea becomes usable software in a sequential process that cascades through the stages of Initiation, Analysis, Implementation, Testing and Maintenance.
But the Waterfall model has some disadvantages.
Posted In — Career in software Testing
Living in an era, where everything seems slave of that machine called CLOCK, it’s not easy to not get affected by problems.
While making a coffee for yourself in the morning, if you are creating a time table for the day and running around whole day to achieve the listed tasks, welcome to the this post :).
Posted In — Testing best practices, Testing Tips and resources
People have different definitions about testing. Some say testing is just about UI verification. And some say testing is just finding defects. But I tried to categorize the whereabouts of testing in the below 10 points.
Read each and every sentence carefully till the end. It has deep meaning that will be useful in every stage of testing life cycle in your project.
Posted In — Testing Concepts, Testing Methodologies, Types of testing
Understanding White Box Testing with a Simple Example
In my career so far, I have seen the testers to be the most enthusiastic community in the software industry.
The reason being, that testers always have something in their scope to learn. Be it domain, process or technology, a tester can have a holistic development if they wish to.
Posted In — QA leadership, Test Plan Template, Test strategy
Project planning is one of the pivotal elements in the project management process.
How each individual team interprets the goals to be achieved, is a direct representation of the level of clarity incorporated in the project plan. Especially when it comes to a test project, inaccurate project planning can have a serious implication on the test execution of the system under test and on the overall quality of the product as a whole. Continue reading →
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