The document provides an introduction to approaches to software testing presented by Scott Barber, Chief Technologist at PerfTestPlus, Inc. It includes an overview of Barber's background and expertise in software testing. The agenda outlines discussing different testing schools, life cycles, techniques and practices, and putting them together. It describes doing a self-categorization activity where attendees vote on where their projects fit in terms of schools, life cycles, and techniques.
The document introduces performance testing and provides an overview of key concepts. It discusses why performance testing is important to ensure an application's speed, scalability, stability, and user experience. The document also defines performance validation, testing, and engineering and contrasts their differences. Finally, it outlines the typical methodology for performance engineering including evaluating systems, developing test assets, analyzing results, and tuning performance.
Doron Reuveni - The Mobile App Quality Challenge - EuroSTAR 2010TEST Huddle
EuroSTAR Software Testing Conference 2010 presentation on The Mobile App Quality Challenge by Doron Reuveni. See more at: http://conference.eurostarsoftwaretesting.com/past-presentations/
Can we do it better? Improving the maturity of software testing in test teamsVahid Garousi
This document discusses improving software testing maturity in test teams. It introduces the Testing Maturity Model integrated (TMMi), which provides a framework to assess a team's testing maturity. The document describes applying TMMi to assess a large Turkish software company, finding it was at level 2 maturity. It then outlines the general process for test maturity assessment and test process improvement. Finally, it notes that while TMMi is popular, there are actually 58 identified testing maturity models that can be used to systematically improve testing practices.
This document summarizes Rex Black's book on risk-based testing strategies. It discusses:
- The two main types of risks in testing: product risks related to quality, and project risks related to management and schedules.
- How risk-based testing guides testing activities based on identified risks, prioritizing higher-risk items and allocating more testing effort to them.
- The benefits of risk-based testing over requirements-based testing, like having a more predictable reduction in risk over time and the ability to intelligently reduce testing if needed.
- The history of risk-based testing strategies dating back to the 1980s, and how modern approaches aim to systematically analyze and address risks.
This standard provides guidelines for measuring transformer losses. It applies to liquid-immersed power and distribution transformers, dry-type transformers, and stepvoltage regulators. The standard references several other IEEE standards related to transformer testing and requirements. It describes the scope and applications of the standard but does not specify any networking or communications capabilities.
Application of TMMi to improve test approaches and processes: Experience from...Vahid Garousi
By: Vahid Garousi
Bahar Software Engineering Consulting Corporation, UK
Queen’s University Belfast, UK
www.vgarousi.com
v.garousi@qub.ac.uk
Alper Buğra Keleş
Testinium A.Ş., Istanbul, Turkey
alper.keles@testinium.com
www.testinium.com
An invited talk for:
TMMi Hungarian Local Chapter
May 26, 2021
This document discusses test escape analysis (TEA), which analyzes defects that escaped testing to help improve testing efficiency. TEA examines past defects to identify patterns and trends, such as which test types or techniques could have caught which defects earlier. The benefits of early defect detection through improved testing are reduced costs, reputation, and engineer workload. TEA data from defect histories can show where to apply testing resources and procedure changes for maximum return.
The document discusses software testing strategies. It covers topics like test strategy, test planning, test case design, test execution, verification and validation, unit testing, integration testing, object-oriented testing, validation testing, debugging, and consequences of bugs. The overall strategy is to begin with unit testing, then conduct integration testing by integrating modules, followed by system and validation testing to ensure requirements are met.
The document introduces performance testing and provides an overview of key concepts. It discusses why performance testing is important to ensure an application's speed, scalability, stability, and user experience. The document also defines performance validation, testing, and engineering and contrasts their differences. Finally, it outlines the typical methodology for performance engineering including evaluating systems, developing test assets, analyzing results, and tuning performance.
Doron Reuveni - The Mobile App Quality Challenge - EuroSTAR 2010TEST Huddle
EuroSTAR Software Testing Conference 2010 presentation on The Mobile App Quality Challenge by Doron Reuveni. See more at: http://conference.eurostarsoftwaretesting.com/past-presentations/
Can we do it better? Improving the maturity of software testing in test teamsVahid Garousi
This document discusses improving software testing maturity in test teams. It introduces the Testing Maturity Model integrated (TMMi), which provides a framework to assess a team's testing maturity. The document describes applying TMMi to assess a large Turkish software company, finding it was at level 2 maturity. It then outlines the general process for test maturity assessment and test process improvement. Finally, it notes that while TMMi is popular, there are actually 58 identified testing maturity models that can be used to systematically improve testing practices.
This document summarizes Rex Black's book on risk-based testing strategies. It discusses:
- The two main types of risks in testing: product risks related to quality, and project risks related to management and schedules.
- How risk-based testing guides testing activities based on identified risks, prioritizing higher-risk items and allocating more testing effort to them.
- The benefits of risk-based testing over requirements-based testing, like having a more predictable reduction in risk over time and the ability to intelligently reduce testing if needed.
- The history of risk-based testing strategies dating back to the 1980s, and how modern approaches aim to systematically analyze and address risks.
This standard provides guidelines for measuring transformer losses. It applies to liquid-immersed power and distribution transformers, dry-type transformers, and stepvoltage regulators. The standard references several other IEEE standards related to transformer testing and requirements. It describes the scope and applications of the standard but does not specify any networking or communications capabilities.
Application of TMMi to improve test approaches and processes: Experience from...Vahid Garousi
By: Vahid Garousi
Bahar Software Engineering Consulting Corporation, UK
Queen’s University Belfast, UK
www.vgarousi.com
v.garousi@qub.ac.uk
Alper Buğra Keleş
Testinium A.Ş., Istanbul, Turkey
alper.keles@testinium.com
www.testinium.com
An invited talk for:
TMMi Hungarian Local Chapter
May 26, 2021
This document discusses test escape analysis (TEA), which analyzes defects that escaped testing to help improve testing efficiency. TEA examines past defects to identify patterns and trends, such as which test types or techniques could have caught which defects earlier. The benefits of early defect detection through improved testing are reduced costs, reputation, and engineer workload. TEA data from defect histories can show where to apply testing resources and procedure changes for maximum return.
The document discusses software testing strategies. It covers topics like test strategy, test planning, test case design, test execution, verification and validation, unit testing, integration testing, object-oriented testing, validation testing, debugging, and consequences of bugs. The overall strategy is to begin with unit testing, then conduct integration testing by integrating modules, followed by system and validation testing to ensure requirements are met.
Running Realistic Load Tests: Answers to the Most Important Questions - Yours!SmartBear
Hear two software industry veterans as they discuss the answers to the load testing you asked. Get a better understanding of how to make your load tests more realistic. In this webinar, Lino Tadros, CEO of Falafel Software and Sergei Sokolov, Director of Testing and Performance Products at SmartBear Software team up to lead a dynamic discussion about load testing.
This document provides an overview of software testing concepts, including:
- Definitions of software testing and related terms
- The software testing process, including test planning, preparation, execution, reporting, and analysis
- Types of testing such as unit, integration, system, and acceptance testing
- Tester competencies including both soft skills and technical testing skills
- Common testing documents and resources used
This document provides an overview of the ISTQB CTAL Test Manager certification. It discusses key topics that will be covered on the exam, including test processes and tools, testing in the software development life cycle, test planning, test control, and assessing development and test processes. The author aims to present 90% of the information directly from the ISTQB syllabus and provides some of their own insights. References and resources are also included to aid further study.
Lauri Pietarinen - What's Wrong With My Test DataTEST Huddle
EuroSTAR Software Testing Conference 2008 presentation on What's Wrong With My Test Data by Lauri Pietarinen. See more at conferences.eurostarsoftwaretesting.com/past-presentations/
The document discusses test strategy for an iterative development project. It aims to ensure that testing verifies the business vision is carried through iterations, detects defects early, and ensures code changes do not introduce new defects. Testing will be focused within iterations on short-term requirements and moved to later iterations if not completed. Either scope boxing or time boxing could be used.
The document summarizes the new product development process for the OPT 2027 outdoor payment terminal. It involves preliminary market research, engineering pre-studies, prototype testing and certification, and a product launch. Key steps include a management review of the feasibility study, signing off on the development order, designing and assembling prototypes, evaluating the prototypes, and completing safety and regulatory testing before marketing and launching the new product.
Julian Harty - Alternatives To Testing - EuroSTAR 2010TEST Huddle
EuroSTAR Software Testing Conference 2010 presentation on "Presentation Title" by "Speaker Name". See more at: http://conference.eurostarsoftwaretesting.com/past-presentations/
This document provides an overview of software testing and is intended for beginners. It discusses key topics such as the software development life cycle, types of testing, test planning and case development, defect tracking, test automation, and certifications. The document is presented over multiple pages and sections covering these essential software testing concepts and processes at a high level to introduce new testers to the field.
Thomas Kauders - Agile Test Design And Automation of a Life-Critical Medical ...TEST Huddle
EuroSTAR Software Testing Conference 2010 presentation on Agile Test Design And Automation of a Life-Critical Medical Device by Thomas Kauders. See more at: http://conference.eurostarsoftwaretesting.com/past-presentations/
The testing process ensures that selected work products meet their specified requirements through formal testing procedures. This involves developing a testing strategy, plans, cases, and then implementing actual testing. Defects found are reported, logged, and resolved. Metrics are used to track progress and reporting. At the end, a report is created describing the results and acceptance criteria for product release or requiring more work.
Markus Gartner - Alternative Paths for Self-Education in Software Testing - E...TEST Huddle
EuroSTAR Software Testing Conference 2013 presentation on Alternative Paths for Self-Education in Software Testing by Markus Gartner . See more at: http://conference.eurostarsoftwaretesting.com/past-presentations/
Model-based Testing (MBT) of web and mobile applications: A practical tutorialVahid Garousi
A tutorial presented in the User Conference on Advanced Automated Testing (UCAAT)
October 19-21, 2021
By:
Vahid Garousi
Bahar Software Engineering Consulting Corporation
Queen’s University Belfast, UK
www.vgarousi.com
@vgarousi
Alper Buğra Keleş, Yunus Balaman, Zeynep Özdemir Güler
Testinium A.Ş., Istanbul, Turkey
This document provides an introduction and overview for a course on test engineering foundations. It outlines the topics that will be covered in the course, including fundamentals of testing, testing throughout the software lifecycle, static and dynamic testing techniques, test management, and tool support for testing. It also describes the course materials, exercises and objectives. The goal is to help participants become more effective test professionals and obtain certification from the International Software Testing Qualifications Board.
When Agile is a Quality Game Changer Webinar - Michael Mah, Philip LewXBOSoft
Accelerate your Agile success with in-depth research and smarter decisions. Michael Mah of QSM Associates shows you what it takes to find and utilize patterns of successful Agile development in this quarterly XBOSoft webinar.
The Challenges of BIG Testing: Automation, Virtualization, Outsourcing, and MoreTechWell
Large-scale testing projects severely stress “normal” testing practices. This can result in a number of less than optimal results. A number of innovative ideas and concepts have emerged to support industrial-strength testing of large and complex projects—some successful and others not so successful. Hans Buwalda shares his experiences and the strategies he's developed over the years for large testing on large projects. He describes the possibilities and pitfalls of outsourcing test automation. Learn how to design tests specifically for automation, and how to successfully incorporate keyword testing. The automation discussion will include virtualization and cloud options, how to deal with numerous versions and configurations common to large projects, and how to handle the complexity added by mobile devices. Hans’ information is based on his nineteen years of worldwide experience with testing and test automation involving large projects with test cases executing continuously for many weeks on multiple machines.
Viewpoint-based Test Requirement Analysis Modelingand Test Architectural D...Yasuharu Nishi
This document describes a study that compared two approaches to test requirement analysis: condition-based modeling and viewpoint-based modeling using the Viewpoint-based Software Test Engineering Process (VSTeP). Two teams of test engineers analyzed requirements for testing a rice cooker manual - one team modeled test conditions while the other modeled test viewpoints and relationships. The viewpoint-based model uncovered fewer omitted test conditions. The results provide initial evidence that modeling test viewpoints may reduce omissions compared to just listing test conditions, suggesting viewpoint-based modeling supports a more thorough requirements analysis process.
Avatars of Test Driven Development (TDD)Naresh Jain
It's easy to speak of test-driven development as if it were a single method, but there are several ways to approach it. In my experience, different approaches lead to quite different solutions.
In this hands-on workshop, with the help of some concrete examples, I'll demonstrate the different styles and more importantly what goes into the moment of decision when a test is written? And why TDDers make certain choices. The objective of the session is not to decide which approach is best, rather to highlight various different approaches/styles of practicing test-driven development.
By the end of this session, you will understand how TTDers break down a problem before trying to solve it. Also you'll be exposed to various strategies or techniques used by TDDers to help them write the first few tests.
The document discusses improving a company's approach to application performance. It recommends integrating performance testing into continuous integration to automate testing and monitoring. This would help find issues earlier, reduce time to market, and better monitor real user behavior and system health. The future approach is described as continuous performance integration, with performance tests running in Jenkins, automated reporting, and real user monitoring for real-time feedback.
The document introduces performance testing and the performance engineering methodology. It discusses why performance testing is important to evaluate speed, scalability, stability and risk. Performance validation tests for compliance, while performance testing gathers information without judgment. Performance engineering iteratively tests and tunes systems to meet requirements. The methodology evaluates systems, creates test assets, sets benchmarks, analyzes results, tunes performance, and executes scheduled tests to complete the engagement.
Running Realistic Load Tests: Answers to the Most Important Questions - Yours!SmartBear
Hear two software industry veterans as they discuss the answers to the load testing you asked. Get a better understanding of how to make your load tests more realistic. In this webinar, Lino Tadros, CEO of Falafel Software and Sergei Sokolov, Director of Testing and Performance Products at SmartBear Software team up to lead a dynamic discussion about load testing.
This document provides an overview of software testing concepts, including:
- Definitions of software testing and related terms
- The software testing process, including test planning, preparation, execution, reporting, and analysis
- Types of testing such as unit, integration, system, and acceptance testing
- Tester competencies including both soft skills and technical testing skills
- Common testing documents and resources used
This document provides an overview of the ISTQB CTAL Test Manager certification. It discusses key topics that will be covered on the exam, including test processes and tools, testing in the software development life cycle, test planning, test control, and assessing development and test processes. The author aims to present 90% of the information directly from the ISTQB syllabus and provides some of their own insights. References and resources are also included to aid further study.
Lauri Pietarinen - What's Wrong With My Test DataTEST Huddle
EuroSTAR Software Testing Conference 2008 presentation on What's Wrong With My Test Data by Lauri Pietarinen. See more at conferences.eurostarsoftwaretesting.com/past-presentations/
The document discusses test strategy for an iterative development project. It aims to ensure that testing verifies the business vision is carried through iterations, detects defects early, and ensures code changes do not introduce new defects. Testing will be focused within iterations on short-term requirements and moved to later iterations if not completed. Either scope boxing or time boxing could be used.
The document summarizes the new product development process for the OPT 2027 outdoor payment terminal. It involves preliminary market research, engineering pre-studies, prototype testing and certification, and a product launch. Key steps include a management review of the feasibility study, signing off on the development order, designing and assembling prototypes, evaluating the prototypes, and completing safety and regulatory testing before marketing and launching the new product.
Julian Harty - Alternatives To Testing - EuroSTAR 2010TEST Huddle
EuroSTAR Software Testing Conference 2010 presentation on "Presentation Title" by "Speaker Name". See more at: http://conference.eurostarsoftwaretesting.com/past-presentations/
This document provides an overview of software testing and is intended for beginners. It discusses key topics such as the software development life cycle, types of testing, test planning and case development, defect tracking, test automation, and certifications. The document is presented over multiple pages and sections covering these essential software testing concepts and processes at a high level to introduce new testers to the field.
Thomas Kauders - Agile Test Design And Automation of a Life-Critical Medical ...TEST Huddle
EuroSTAR Software Testing Conference 2010 presentation on Agile Test Design And Automation of a Life-Critical Medical Device by Thomas Kauders. See more at: http://conference.eurostarsoftwaretesting.com/past-presentations/
The testing process ensures that selected work products meet their specified requirements through formal testing procedures. This involves developing a testing strategy, plans, cases, and then implementing actual testing. Defects found are reported, logged, and resolved. Metrics are used to track progress and reporting. At the end, a report is created describing the results and acceptance criteria for product release or requiring more work.
Markus Gartner - Alternative Paths for Self-Education in Software Testing - E...TEST Huddle
EuroSTAR Software Testing Conference 2013 presentation on Alternative Paths for Self-Education in Software Testing by Markus Gartner . See more at: http://conference.eurostarsoftwaretesting.com/past-presentations/
Model-based Testing (MBT) of web and mobile applications: A practical tutorialVahid Garousi
A tutorial presented in the User Conference on Advanced Automated Testing (UCAAT)
October 19-21, 2021
By:
Vahid Garousi
Bahar Software Engineering Consulting Corporation
Queen’s University Belfast, UK
www.vgarousi.com
@vgarousi
Alper Buğra Keleş, Yunus Balaman, Zeynep Özdemir Güler
Testinium A.Ş., Istanbul, Turkey
This document provides an introduction and overview for a course on test engineering foundations. It outlines the topics that will be covered in the course, including fundamentals of testing, testing throughout the software lifecycle, static and dynamic testing techniques, test management, and tool support for testing. It also describes the course materials, exercises and objectives. The goal is to help participants become more effective test professionals and obtain certification from the International Software Testing Qualifications Board.
When Agile is a Quality Game Changer Webinar - Michael Mah, Philip LewXBOSoft
Accelerate your Agile success with in-depth research and smarter decisions. Michael Mah of QSM Associates shows you what it takes to find and utilize patterns of successful Agile development in this quarterly XBOSoft webinar.
The Challenges of BIG Testing: Automation, Virtualization, Outsourcing, and MoreTechWell
Large-scale testing projects severely stress “normal” testing practices. This can result in a number of less than optimal results. A number of innovative ideas and concepts have emerged to support industrial-strength testing of large and complex projects—some successful and others not so successful. Hans Buwalda shares his experiences and the strategies he's developed over the years for large testing on large projects. He describes the possibilities and pitfalls of outsourcing test automation. Learn how to design tests specifically for automation, and how to successfully incorporate keyword testing. The automation discussion will include virtualization and cloud options, how to deal with numerous versions and configurations common to large projects, and how to handle the complexity added by mobile devices. Hans’ information is based on his nineteen years of worldwide experience with testing and test automation involving large projects with test cases executing continuously for many weeks on multiple machines.
Viewpoint-based Test Requirement Analysis Modelingand Test Architectural D...Yasuharu Nishi
This document describes a study that compared two approaches to test requirement analysis: condition-based modeling and viewpoint-based modeling using the Viewpoint-based Software Test Engineering Process (VSTeP). Two teams of test engineers analyzed requirements for testing a rice cooker manual - one team modeled test conditions while the other modeled test viewpoints and relationships. The viewpoint-based model uncovered fewer omitted test conditions. The results provide initial evidence that modeling test viewpoints may reduce omissions compared to just listing test conditions, suggesting viewpoint-based modeling supports a more thorough requirements analysis process.
Avatars of Test Driven Development (TDD)Naresh Jain
It's easy to speak of test-driven development as if it were a single method, but there are several ways to approach it. In my experience, different approaches lead to quite different solutions.
In this hands-on workshop, with the help of some concrete examples, I'll demonstrate the different styles and more importantly what goes into the moment of decision when a test is written? And why TDDers make certain choices. The objective of the session is not to decide which approach is best, rather to highlight various different approaches/styles of practicing test-driven development.
By the end of this session, you will understand how TTDers break down a problem before trying to solve it. Also you'll be exposed to various strategies or techniques used by TDDers to help them write the first few tests.
The document discusses improving a company's approach to application performance. It recommends integrating performance testing into continuous integration to automate testing and monitoring. This would help find issues earlier, reduce time to market, and better monitor real user behavior and system health. The future approach is described as continuous performance integration, with performance tests running in Jenkins, automated reporting, and real user monitoring for real-time feedback.
The document introduces performance testing and the performance engineering methodology. It discusses why performance testing is important to evaluate speed, scalability, stability and risk. Performance validation tests for compliance, while performance testing gathers information without judgment. Performance engineering iteratively tests and tunes systems to meet requirements. The methodology evaluates systems, creates test assets, sets benchmarks, analyzes results, tunes performance, and executes scheduled tests to complete the engagement.
The document discusses performance testing for managers. It provides an overview of key aspects of performance testing including people, tools, and process. Managers are advised that performance testing should start early and be iterative. A good performance tester will work closely with developers throughout the project, help identify metrics and goals, and provide analysis to help manage risks. The performance tester acts as an advisor to help managers make informed decisions.
The document discusses performance testing for managers. It outlines that performance testing is often misunderstood by managers and executives. It emphasizes that managers do not need technical details, but should understand the value and goals of performance testing. The document then covers people, tools, process, and results as they relate to effective performance testing project management.
It’s Time to Automate Your Exploratory TestingTechWell
This document summarizes a presentation about automating exploratory testing. The presentation discusses what exploratory testing is, the drivers for conducting exploratory tests, and different types of exploratory tests that can be automated, including tests involving data injection, navigation, and timings. It also provides a case study example of how a company automated exploratory tests by defining workflows and possible paths through the system being tested and automating tours of the modeled test paths.
Consistently delivering and maintaining well performing applications doesn't just happen, it requires a solid architecture, sound development, continual attention, diligence and expertise. It also requires appropriate testing, not simply of release-candidate builds, but of designs, units, integrations, and physical components... both during development and in production. The question is, how can a team accomplish all of that under all of today's pressure to deliver quickly and cheaply?
Join Scott Barber for this Keynote Address to hear about what successful organizations are doing to consistently deliver well performing applications, to learn the underlying principles and practices that enable those organizations to create, test, and maintain those well performing applications without breaking either the budget or the schedule, and what the key items are that virtually every team can implement right away, to dramatically improve the consistency and overall performance of their applications.
Best Practices for Shifting Left Performance and Accessibility TestingPerfecto by Perforce
Web and mobile test cycles typically leverage automation frameworks like Selenium and Appium that are mostly focused on functional testing with end-to-end scenarios. But what about nonfunctional testing — including performance, accessibility, security, and UX?
Unfortunately, nonfunctional testing is either left to the end of the cycle or done only partially. Or, it’s outsourced externally, where it is performed manually due to a lack of time and automation abilities.
When nonfunctional testing is overlooked or left until the end of cycle, performance, accessibility, and UX defects can cause brand damage and are more expensive to fix after the fact. Specifically, accessibility defects can also result in expensive complaints or lawsuits.
Learn how you can avoid damaging defects. Join our panel webinar led by Perfecto’s VP of Products Tzvika Shahaf and Chief Evangelist and author Eran Kinsbruner, together with Dylan Barrel, CTO at Deque, and Henrik Rexed, Performance Testing Advocate from Neotys, to learn how you can expand your coverage within the build cycle by shifting automated nonfunctional testing left.
During the webinar, you will learn:
- The key benefits of shifting performance and accessibility testing left.
- Best practices and recommendations on how to succeed in shifting such tests into the build process.
- How to get started with mobile and web performance and accessibility testing.
“Testing” in an agile environment is much different from classic testing on waterfall projects. Testers must be involved in all aspects of software development. Jeroen Mengerink shows you how professional testers can become key contributors in agile projects. First, he explains how to pair with and help the members of your agile team by identifying the test skills each of them needs to learn for the team to create a better quality product. Because agile development starts with user stories, there is an increased importance of end-to-end testing. Jeroen shows how to use mind mapping to provide insight into how to test an end-to-end flow. Performing risk analysis allows you to start testing as soon as the code becomes available. Finally, he discusses ways to monitor your testing to make sure you have a lean test strategy that reduces rework and waste. Welcome the changes that agile provides, but don’t forget the lessons and experiences from your past.
This document provides an overview of test-driven development (TDD) and the use of mock objects. It defines key TDD concepts like unit tests, test fixtures, test methods, and test suites. It explains that the goal of unit tests is to test individual classes and methods in isolation. The document discusses different types of testing like functionality testing, integration testing, and system testing. It emphasizes that unit tests using mock objects are the smallest and most focused type of testing. The document outlines the TDD process of writing a test, making it fail, writing code to pass the test, refactoring code, and repeating. It explains benefits of TDD like reducing bugs and enabling safe refactoring. It also discusses principles
Operational Resilience in Financial Market InfrastructuresIosif Itkin
A4Q World Congress 13-16 April 2021
Iosif Itkin
Exactpro provides independent software testing services for mission critical technology that underpins global financial markets – exchanges and clearing houses. Half of the top 20 global exchange groups on all continents around the globe rely on processes, platforms and people from Exactpro to improve their quality and reliability. The company has spent the last 11 years studying operational resilience in this crucial sector. The presentation will outline the key principles for software testing of the systems that process hundreds of millions of orders per day with roundtrip latencies below one hundred microseconds.
This document outlines a presentation by Umang Nahata on testing enterprise software rewrites. The presentation discusses assessing risks, understanding goals and dependencies, utilizing legacy systems for testing, effective test automation strategies, and lessons learned. Key points emphasized are minimizing architectural changes, focusing on the minimum viable product, including people familiar with the legacy system, and establishing a supportive team environment.
The document discusses test automation approaches for internet-based applications on embedded devices. It describes five basic approaches: unit testing in an IDE, manual testing on actual devices, external test automation, testing against simulators or emulators, and back-end testing via the internet. Each approach is outlined with pros and cons. Case studies are presented on testing the Blackberry, ESPN Mobile, and Microsoft IPTV solutions. The document was presented at a conference on quality assurance and testing for embedded systems.
The document discusses software quality assurance (SQA) and outlines various SQA activities including quality control, quality assurance, reviews, inspections, testing, measurement, and reporting. It describes the role of an SQA group in preparing SQA plans, auditing work products, and ensuring compliance. The document also discusses why SQA pays off by reducing defects, and outlines different review types and how to conduct effective reviews.
The document provides an overview of software testing concepts including definitions, principles, test types, and the test process. It discusses what testing is, different types of testing like unit testing, integration testing, and acceptance testing. It also covers test planning, estimation, procedures, and reporting. The key aspects of testing covered are definitions of errors, faults, and failures. It emphasizes that testing can find bugs but not guarantee their absence.
The document discusses fundamentals of software testing including:
1. Why testing is necessary due to human errors and faults in software.
2. The fundamental test process involves planning, specification, execution, recording, and checking for completion.
3. Prioritizing tests is important so that the most critical tests are performed within the available time for testing.
The DevOps Dance - Shift Left, Shift Right - Get It RightInflectra
As more organizations move towards continuous integration (CI) and continuous delivery (CD) with DevOps pipelines becoming the norm, where is the right place to do different kinds and levels of testing? In this presentation, I will provide a blueprint for test managers on how to think about shifting left and shifting right while keeping the overall QA picture and goals in mind.
Provides a high level overview of the system's functionality, a list of the key benefits and features as well as description of the typical process you should use when using SpiraTest for the first time on a new project.
So You Think You Can Write a Test Case - XBOSoft WebinarXBOSoft
This XBOSoft webinar features Srilu Pinjala, a software tester with over 10 years of working in the trenches, on the art of writing software test cases: how, and possibly more importantly, how not to write a test case.
Software testing is a process of inspecting the product and sharing the output with the team to reform or forwading to the next level. Multisoft Virtual Academy organizes software testing classes on different domain to train the candidate for a better job.
For more info visit: http://www.multisoftvirtualacademy.com/software-testing/
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