Functional testing is a stage in the software delivery lifecycle (also referred to as a ‘process’) in which quality engineers verify whether the application under test’s features behaves as per their requirements. Here are some typical examples of functional testing.
Automated software testing powers faster releases and higher-quality user experiences. As developers make changes to the applications, automation engineers, test leads, and developers work together to resolve issues that occur on some of the automated tests. Test failure analysis activities allow these teams to perform root cause analysis (RCA) for these failures. These activities can take increasing amounts of time as the scale of automated testing grows.
GitHub Copilot has been the subject of some controversy since Microsoft announced it in the Summer of 2021. Whatever your feelings about the matter, Copilot is likely here to stay. So that got me thinking — perhaps there are more important questions to ask about Copilot. If developers are going to use an AI-assisted code generation tool, it would be more productive to think about how to improve it rather than contemplating its right to exist.
To be a leader in any industry is to be a leader in technology. In the whirlwind of digital transformation, innovation happens every day with software and software quality at the forefront. To not be left behind, now more than ever, CEOs, team leaders, and decision-makers should rethink software quality - the single most important element that determines their success.
It is estimated there are over 15 billion mobile devices (phones and tablets) in the world today. And customers, businesses, and service providers are using or developing native mobile apps for everyday needs.
Achieving optimal software reliability and quality management processes sit at the core of a memorable digital experience. Quality management in software can be summarized in two points: Stakeholders and management always want their digital products to successfully launch. Software testing is normally seen as rejecting builds and stretching out the delivery date. Why is that?
