Software testing life cycle is nothing but the software testing process adopted during software development. No matter which software development model is adopted in the project, the phases of software testing as described below remains same: 1. Requirements analysis 2. Test planning 3. Test Case development 4. Test Environment Setup 5. Test Execution 6. Test […]
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Severity of the bug Severity of the bug means how severe impact this bug has on the application? how critical this bug is in terms of the usage of the application? how severely this bug is affecting any of the features of the application? Priority of the bug It means how urgently this bug needs
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Whenever a software developer releases the code for testing after bug fixes or feature enhancement, it becomes the responsibility of the tester to test the application thoroughly to find defects. Generally what could happen is that if the developer worked on a particular feature then they unknowingly could have created bugs in other features of
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In real time any software is developed using a process called as software development life cycle (SDLC). There are many stages of software development life cycle such as: 1. Requirements gathering 2. Designing 3. Coding 4. Testing 5. Deployment and 6. Maintenance Each software follows all the stages mentioned above. Let’s discuss in more detail
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Hard skills According to Investopedia.com, hard skills are learned abilities acquired and enhanced through practice, repetition and education. In my own words, any task that you perform requires you to have some skills like coding if you are a developer, documenting the bugs if you are a tester, collecting requirements from clients if you are
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1. Test Policy Test Policy is the document that describes the testing process to be adopted at the organization level. It is prepared by the senior management and is used to streamline the testing process throughout the organization. It describes things like “What does testing mean for the organization?”, “How to improve the effectiveness of
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Performance testing is a type of non-functional testing because when we perform the performance testing we do not test the functionality of the software under test instead we assume that the functionality of the software is already gone through the functional testing phase and it is working fine. There are numerous types of performance testing
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