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What is the Future for Manual Testing?

The Manual testing is considered as the preliminary testing phase which generally evaluates the behavior of the app developed, by performing the step by step assessment of the requirement specification analysis record. The prime objective of manual testing is to ensure that the app works extraordinarily and fine without any sort of bugs and functional defects and also as per the requirement specification documents. Well, the future of manual testing tends to bit closer and closer to Software Development in functioning and requirements. The modification and operational developments in manual testing prove that it is necessary for manual testers for improving their skills and daily working styles. The testers who stick on Manual testing processes only should update their skills with new technologies and automation testing frameworks, in terms of development/special testing tools, leadership qualities, logical thinking, and process analysis. Now the query may arise in...

6 Most Popular Bug Tracking Tools

Trac Bugzilla ReQtest BugHerd Jira Mantis There is one major challenge that comes with every new app or website, something that tech-savvy people – name “a bug”. Those bugs are giving developers a tough time. Those bugs are the reason, why we require using bug tracking systems to find, document, and resolve these bugs. The Quality Assurance Market has seen the emergence of the series of defect management or bug tracking systems tools over the years. Let’s Have a Glance at the Best Bug Tracking Tools : Trac — Bug Tracking Tool It is an open-source and an improved wiki and issue tracking system for particular software development projects. It has been adopted by various enterprises for software development projects. It offers a simple to use web interface. It can be used for documents and management. Trac integrates with high version control systems considering Git and Subversion. It also allows wiki markup in issue descriptions and commit messages and to creat...

How Do I Conduct Software Testing?

Software testing is performed to verify that the complete software package functions according to the expectation as defined by the specifications/ requirements. The critical concern is not only to find out every software bug that exists but to ascertain situations that could negatively affect Customer usability and/or maintainability. The major goals of Software testing by expert QA Firms are as follows: * Finding defects and flaws which may get created by the programmer while the software developing process. * Evaluates the potential of a system and system performance * Gaining confidence in and deliver information about the quality level. * To prevent bugs and defects. * Measure the quality of the software * To ensure that the end result meets both the user and the business requirements. * To assure that it meets the SRS (System Requirement Specifications) and the BRS (Business * Requirement Specification). To gain confidence by providing them a quality product...

What are the Components of Selenium?

Selenium is one of the famous open-source tools used for automating web applications. It is used for the execution of test scripts or test cases on web apps. Selenium supports various programming languages such as: PHP, Python, JavaScript, Java, C#, and Ruby. It is language-independent, which clears that it was developed using Java, and can be used with C#, Java, PHP, JavaScript, etc. It is also platform-independent. The framework or code, developed using C#/Java, can be implemented on different platforms/OS like: “ Mac OS, Windows OS, and Linux”. Selenium supports different browsers such as Edge Browser (Windows 10), Google Chrome, Safari, Firefox Browser, Internet Explorer, etc. Each browser has its distinct driver to execute test scripts on their browsers; for instance, to execute Selenium scripts on Chrome, we have Chrome drivers. Google Chrome driver and Internet Explorer (IE) driver support both 32-bit & 64-bit versions, which we can download and use o...

What is CI/CD pipeline in DevOps?

Continuous integration and Continuous delivery (CI/CD) are often cited as two different pillars of successful DevOps. First, it was Waterfall, then it was Agile, and now it is DevOps. This is how current era developers approach building great products. The rise of DevOps has come to the fresh newest techniques of Continuous Delivery, Continuous Integration (CI/CD), and Continuous Deployment. Continuous Deployment Continuous integration focuses on blending the work products of individual developers together into a repository. This is often done various times every single day, and the prime purpose is to enable early detection of integration bugs, which should eventually result in tight cohesion & more development collaboration. The aim of continuous delivery is to reduce the friction points that are inherent in the deployment or release processes. Generally, the implementation covers automating every single step for build deployments such that a safe code release can ...