Peculiarities of RAD Model Development
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The RAD (Rapid Application Development) development model is one of the types of incremental model. The principle of parallel creation of the system components and functions underlies this model. (by QATestLab)
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Retesting slightly reminds regression testing but still there is a set of differences between these types of software quality checking. Retesting is more like rechecking of the earlier reproducing error. Hence its name.
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A/A testing slightly reminds A/B checking when two almost identical versions of the same page are tested. The A/A testing aim is to check whether the static data are displayed properly.
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For the set goals achievement and successful A/B testing fulfillment, first of all, one should get acquainted with the peculiarities of such checking type and the algorithm of its performance.
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SQL (Structured Query language) is a standard language for the database access and their management according to American National Standards Institute.
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The JMeter tool was firstly created by Stefano Mazzotti from the Apache Software Foundation.
Exactly this tool is used by software testing company as it possesses a whole set of advantages.
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QTP Strong Points
Executing automated testing, the specialists’ team has an opportunity to choose a certain checking tool which is mostly suitable for the specified project.
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What is the Actual Use of Project Documents?
Specialists in mobile testing, desktop testing and web site testing notice that developers often negligently write project documents. Writing and maintain project documentation is often regarded as annoying, useless formality.
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In general, software products are meant for processing, storing and exchange of data. Different programs process different kinds of data for different purposes.
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Nowadays software products, in particularly web-based ones, are widely utilized in almost all the business segments and leisure.
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It is known that nowadays security is paid considerable attention during software development and mobile testing, desktop testing, web site testing.
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With the development of information technology and increasing of its involvement in our everyday life the number of cyber-criminals grows, and their attacks become more and more devious.
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What Are Cookies and What Do They Serve for?
This document discusses cookies, which are text files stored on a user's computer by web applications to identify users and maintain information about a user's browsing session. Cookies help direct users to appropriate web pages and display relevant data. They are utilized by browsers and web servers to track a user's interaction history with a website. There are two types of HTTP protocols that can maintain cookies - stateless protocols that do not track interaction history, and stateful protocols that do track a user's data exchange with a website over time. Understanding cookies is important for testing different aspects of web applications.
What information must a good error report include
It appears that software testing is an intangible activity. The test engineers’ hard work and creativity are not seen by other project members. All their efforts result only in error reports.
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