Software Testing

Java Unit Testing

Java Unit Testing: A Complete Guide with Examples and Best Practices

Unit testing is the backbone of any robust software development process. In the vast world of Java development, ensuring each unit of your code works as intended is paramount. Java, one of the world’s most popular programming languages, has been at the forefront of software development for decades. As applications become complex, ensuring that individual …

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Cron Job Testing

Cron Job Testing: A Comprehensive Guide with Examples

Cron jobs are automated tasks scheduled at specific intervals on Unix-based systems. They’re the unsung heroes of many systems, ensuring timely backups, sending out notifications, and much more. But what happens if they fail? Automation is the backbone of consistent and efficient operations in the digital realm. One of the unsung heroes in this automation …

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Test Strategy – all aspects

In continuation to my previous post on Test Strategy, I’m here describing it in more details. Test strategy can be defined as a high level management method that confirms adequate confidence in the software product being tested, while ensuring that the cost efforts and timelines are all within acceptable limits. Test strategy can be of different …

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spiral testing approach

Spiral Testing Approach

The purpose of software testing is to identify the differences between existing and expected conditions, i.e., to detect software defects. Testing identifies the requirements that have not been satisfied and the functions that have been impaired. The most commonly recognized test objective is to identify bugs, but this is a limited definition of the aim …

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Exploratory Testing

Exploratory Testing in Software Testing :  A Comprehensive Guide

Exploratory Testing in Software Testing : A Comprehensive Guide Exploratory Testing is a software testing approach that involves creatively exploring the software to identify potential defects that may go undetected by standardized testing methods. It is particularly useful for testing complex software systems, where it is essential to use one’s experience and intuition to uncover …

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Common Problems in Bug Tracking

Working with different stake holders in a project, teams would be facing difficulty in keeping transparency on bugs because of following common problems: The below are the common blind spots identified in the poor or No process scenarios: All the above will lead to poor reporting of the Defect status and eventually Test Execution status.

Load Testing vs Stress Testing vs Performance Testing

Load Testing vs Stress Testing vs Performance Testing

Software Testing Decoded: Load Testing vs Stress Testing vs Performance Testing What is Load Testing? Software load testing simulates the real-world scenario of multiple users accessing an application at the same time. The primary objective? To measure the system’s response and behavior under varying levels of load. At its core, load testing isn’t about breaking …

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