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Jira Overview
Jira is one of the most commonly used tools for software development, project management, and quality control. While the tool was initially designed as a platform to efficiently track issues, it has quickly evolved into a flexible tool for Agile project management, bug tracking, and even test management. This article [...]
What is a Defect Life Cycle?
In the software testing industry, handling defects efficiently is critical to ensuring the reliability and high quality of digital products and applications. A key concept that clarifies the different stages a defect goes through from discovery to closure is the Defect Life Cycle. It is also popularly called as the [...]
Guide to Unit Testing – From Basics to Best Unit Testing Tools
Unit testing is a very basic element of software development; it ensures that the unique codebase units or components work as expected. As applications evolve in complexity, the need for accurate and efficient testing becomes critical. Unit test automation tools are important in this situation. Let us discuss the definition [...]
Top 8 Tools for Exploratory Testing
Exploratory testing is an important part of quality assurance practices in the software development industry. In this field, agility and speed are critical. Exploratory testing puts more value on creativity, flexibility, and real-time thinking compared to what scripted testing does. In the absence of a formalized script, it helps testers [...]
Verification and Validation in Software Testing: Key Differences
Software testing is an important step in delivering top-notch software products. Two concepts that often get highlighted in this phase are validation and verification. In spite of their frequent interchangeability, they have pretty unique functions within the software development life cycle (SDLC). Quality assurance (QA) engineers, developers, testers, and just [...]
Non-Functional Testing – Types and Tools
The correct functioning of a software product is the most critical first step when developing the product. Non-functional testing assesses the application's performance in a range of scenarios, whereas functional testing focuses on validating that the application performs as expected. Delivering a high-quality product that is reliable, scalable, safe, and [...]