Things to learn about test automation, test management and quality assurance.
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In a time when software is involved in almost every aspect of our lives, ensuring its quality is of utmost importance. This is where ISTQB certification comes into play — a key measure to validate the skills of software testers.
Selenium enables the automation of browser-interactive tests, leading to accelerated test execution and improved quality of web applications. We provide an overview of the most important information, prerequisites, and what you need to know when using Selenium.
The software testing strategy describes the chosen approach for testing in the individual testing phases, as well as the method in which to proceed within these phases. The software testing strategy defines the decisions necessary to achieve the project goals. The test design procedures are defined, and the entry and exit criteria are specified. How the planned tests will be executed and the types of tests to be applied are also part of the testing strategy development.
Cutting edge and bleeding edge describe new and forward-looking technologies. Although both terms stand for advanced technologies, they have a clear difference.
You have written your code and are firmly convinced that it is correct. After all, you have gone through all possible scenarios in detail in your head and the compiler is also satisfied with your code for the time being. An unpleasant surprise is often not long in coming when the program crashes after a few moments due to an exception or an error. A familiar situation. Sobered, you set about debugging. But what is the difference between an exception and an error? And when can you use them to your advantage?
This article is primarily aimed at business leaders/managers of startups who need to decide whether to allocate a separate budget for the tester position or pay extra for the developer's hours.
