No matter how big or small a development team is, no software is without bugs. Bugs can be minimized but not isolated. There will be always a case which nobody ever thought in team, one which would present you at worst possible timing.
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Imagine you’ve joined a new organization as a QA manager and you see a great product. The product you think which can be next big thing.
Sure your new company isn’t where it can be right now, but it has huge potential.
So as a QA manager or anyone in charge of quality for that matter, where will you begin your job?
In most cases, companies hire staff for testing and leave them on their own. So when you are all alone against big responsibility, what to do?
Ranorex is easy-to-use test automation software (yet available for Windows OS only). A step-by-step wizard helps to set up the test environment and quickly get started.
For Windows application development and testing, it makes perfect sense.
Non-programmers can use the script-free drag & drop functionality, whereas professional programmers can use an API for C# and VB.NET to enhance their test suites and recordings.
It has a powerful GUI recognition covers all requirements in terms of accuracy and unique identification. It will recognize and find the element anyway even if the button’s shape or color changes. Facility to reuse code and action modules across multiple test cases with click & go functionality. This will save a lot of time when changing multiple test cases. Recording tests is very simple. Just press the record button, start your manual testing and It remembers all of the steps. Delete redundant steps with an easy-to-use editor.
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For many teams it is essential to work with different branches at same time so the main repository stays stable while development can still progress at a fast rate. Developers can create their own branches from the trunk/baseline and work independently on it. (Read more about that on Martin Fowler’s blog)
This creates a few problems when it comes to testing:
WOW, we’re seeing so much innovation in software testing this year.
A part of me can’t help but feel overwhelmed every time I see all these brand new awesome tools available which promises so much. More tools bring me more pressure, but they also bring insane improvements in how things get done in a team. That’s why – we never stop looking out for these new tools.
Every year new tools are doing exponentially more than their respective predecessor.
Imagine this:
About 8 years back, it took me over 100 hours to setup a simple CruiseControl build system from scratch for our very first product. Continue reading
Testing mobile apps is a big challenge because of complexity involved: you have multiple devices carriers, battery life, limited space and so much to take care of. Go through this simple list to speed up your mobile app testing and shorten the release cycle. Continue reading
Several times things go wrong during test execution or a new revision is committed by developers which renders testing useless. In such scenarios, you can now re-execute a test execution instead of creating it all over again. Continue reading
After announcing our integration with Pivotal Tracker issue manager and new features, we’ve been published as featured app in this edition of Pivotal Tracker’s App Bazar.
Thanks to the guys at Pivotal Tracker and all our customers for the support.
We’re proud to announce our latest release Test Collab v1.12, which introduces Test Plans, an in-built requirements management engine, new coverage reports: for entire project, version-wise and module-wise and several enhancements and bug fixes.
Test Plans
You can now contain multiple test executions under one entity, i.e., test plan. Besides acting as a parent for multiple test executions, you can also use test plans to mix-and-combine multiple configuration values for creating multiple test executions. Consider this example:
During your application life cycle a lot of new changes are made to existing features, and when these features change, so does your test cases. Do you know Test Collab stores all revisions of your test case? So every time you make a change in your test case, the old revision is automatically stored. This means you can keep track of such changes over time. Continue reading