After loosing all my previous blogs on software testing, it kinda took me a while to think around this fact to come over this trauma and start to blog on my core competency again. Well, as i said in my previous blogs, time should move on and so should my blogging. So i have decided to start up with the variation of both the absolute basics of software testing as…
For beginners and new bees, you should first know that Selenium is not a “SOFTWARE TESTING TOOL” like UFT, Rational Robot or Silk. Its a bunch of jar files which are open source (that means they are free) which can be used for performing an automated test effort on any web application. We refer these files as Web Drivers. Ok, Web Drivers.. because these jar files are meant to drive…
Technology keeps changing, and so does the approach on how software applications need to be tested. Here are some trends that you should forsee to work in 2020 There are several technology areas on which we forsee new trends in software Testing. So we planned a series of blog posts, each focusing on specific area of a trend that Software tester need to look into for 2020. In this post,…
Tehchnology has created our software-defined world of today. As technologies change and evolve, we see the rise of new software development trends to further augment this growth. 2018 was no exception. We saw some exciting developments in the world of software development. We witnessed the rise of cloud-based software development, the cementing of DevOps, and the ever-growing importance of testing. But what about the year ahead? Here’s a look at…
The premise behind the Reuse Model is that systems should be built using existing components, as opposed to custom-building new components. The Reuse Model is clearly suited to Object-Oriented computing environments, which have become one of the premiere technologies in today’s system development industry. Within the Reuse Model, libraries of software modules are maintained that can be copied for use in any system. These components are of two types: procedural…
The incremental method is in many ways a superset of the Waterfall Model. Projects following the Incremental approach subdivide the requirements specifications into smaller buildable projects (or modules). Within each of those smaller requirements subsets, a development life cycle exists which includes the phases described in the Waterfall approach. The goal is to produce a working portion of the application demonstrating real functionality early in the broader SDLC. Each subsequent…
The V-Model is considered an extension of the Waterfall Model. The purpose of the “V” shape is to demonstrate the relationships between each phase of specification development and its associated dynamic testing phase. This model clearly shows the inverse relationship between how products move from high level concepts to detailed program code; then, dynamic testing begins at the detailed code phase and progresses to the high level user acceptance test…
The Waterfall Model is the earliest method of structured system development. Although it has come under attack in recent years for being too rigid and unrealistic when it comes to quickly meeting customer’s needs, the Waterfall Model is still widely used. It is attributed with providing the theoretical basis for other SDLC models because it most closely resembles a “generic” model for software development The Waterfall Model consists of the…
Early systems development often took place in a rather chaotic and haphazard manner, relying entirely on the skills and experience of the individual team members performing the work. Today, many organizations still practice Ad-hoc Development either entirely or for a certain subset of their development (e.g. small projects). The Software Engineering Institute (SEI) at Carnegie Mellon University points out that with Ad-hoc Process Models, “process capability is unpredictable because the…
Software Development Life Cycle models describe how the software development phases combine together to form a complete project. The SDLC describes a process used to create a software product from its initial conception to its release. Each model has its advantages and disadvantages, so certain models may be employed depending on the goal of the application project. Testers will work on many different projects using different development models. A common…
At current epic of Information and Technology progressive development, the analyzers generally encounter broad utilization of test information in programming testing life cycle. The analyzers don’t just gather/keep up information from the current sources, additionally they create gigantic volumes of test information to guarantee their quality blasting commitment in the conveyance of the item for certifiable utilize. In this way, we as analyzers should ceaselessly investigate, learn and apply the…
