test management Questions

I'm looking for a good Test Case Management tool that is in JIRA or integrates with JIRA
By Daniel Chelliah - January 15, 201721 Answers

Any recommendations?

I've trialled:

  1. Xray
  2. Kanoah
  3. QTest Manager -  this is very similar to HP ALM
  4. JIRA - create a new issue type in it
  5. Hip Test
  6. qTest Scenario
  7. Qmetric
  8. Test Collab
  9. Test Rail
  10. Test Link

My organisation currently uses HP ALM.

Looking for a SQA Forum to join (in the Boston area if they meet)
By John Wilder - November 30, 20161 Answer

Can anyone recommend SQA Forum to join or SQA user group in Boston area?  Office is in Boston.  Interested in following topics: Selenium WebDriver and UFT automated frameworks, agile testing, mobile testing non-apps (browser based websites on mobile devices).

Digital Services developemnt is changing testing roles and skillsets
By Horst Gnadl - November 16, 20161 Answer

Hi,

I am a test automation specialist and test manager and I am seaching for ideas in which way I have to change my mindset, my knowledge and tool expierience when beeing part of a development team or company for developping digital services and products?

'efficiency testing' ?
By Lin Sargent - October 26, 20162 Answers

What do you guys think the specifc requirements for 'efficiency testing' would be. The same as those for load testing/response times?

How can I enforce a check-out process for virtual test machines (hyper-v)?
By Mike Walter - September 27, 20161 Answer

Hi,

I manage a rather large number of virtual machines as one of my roles as a testing manager.  There are a lot of testers that use these various machines for different configurations, automated test execution, etc.   I try to manage who's using what via spreadsheet but with a large number of people it's an imperfect process in need of some attention.   Is there any process or tool that others have found useful to perhaps create a checkout process for virtual machines and enforce it?

Thanks,

Mike

What is best tool to start with Automation testing?
By Huy Duong - September 23, 201639 Answers

There are many tools available in the market for automation testing.But which is the best tool to start with who does not have experience in Automation testing but has worked on manual testing.

As I know, here's the list of some automation testing tools that i think they are the best at this moment:

1. Testcomplete https://smartbear.com (It's a paid automation tool. It's an little tricky to learn and use but quite similar to Selenium)

2. Katalon Studio: https://www.katalon.com (It's a free automation tool - enhances Selenium and Appium with a complete test automation framework that helps you start testing in no time)

3. Tosca Testsuit: www.tricentis.com (There are many more features that are useful for automation but there can really be a need for some coding effort to integrate with your application)

And anything else?

 

 

ETL or Loadrunner
By joy chowdhury - August 16, 20161 Answer

I am currently working on UFT tool. For my career which tool is good for future progress. ETL or performance testing??

Test Manager taking on first automation tester - how to best manage the
By Angela Carne - August 3, 20168 Answers

Hello!

I have been a test manager for a small IT company for a few years, with a team manual testers. I am also from a manual testing background. My company has just hired our first automation tester, however I need to be able to communicate with him about his work in order to effectively manage expectations for both him and the business.

Where do I begin with this? What can I learn to help him and myself?

Many thanks!

Test Cases using Microsoft Team Foundation Server?
By Scott Holmes - June 15, 20161 Answer

There is a test case option inside of Microsoft Team Foundation Server.  Does anyone here use it and how effective have you found it to be?  

Managing agile testing teams
By Mike McIntosh - June 8, 20163 Answers

I am searching for a good book and a good training class.  

I have begun to manage agile testing in my organization, and I have a lot to learn!

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