Suggest the list of widely used Automated Testing tools.
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Have you used qtpselenium.com to learn automation tools? please advise
In traditional waterfall and agile processes we implement a test strategy to set expectations (and receive feedback) on approach for a release (multiple sprints of work) and test summary to capture results of the execution (functionl, security, and performance testing).
In a a CI/CD model when we have a 2 week sprint and plan to deploy every 2 weeks it seems a bit cumbersome to do a strategy and summary every 2 weeks. Ideally the summary could be pulled from an automation tool and produced to a dashboard so that should not be too bad.
Please explain how middleware system testing is different from other testing(frontend testing,backend testing)and what is the role of System of Request(SOR) in middleware testing ?
By Ifi Rehman 11 Answers
According to different sites, testing tools should be used for testing but manual testing have also its importance. I am little bit confuse about this statement. Please anyone tell me difference between these two points and tell how much time should spend on both of them??
By mary sheppard No Answers
Looking for information regarding QAI Global. Have seen questionable reviews. not familiar with this company at all.
By Huy Duong 17 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)
By Luis Gil 2 Answers
Have you been measuring how many defects you find at unit testing and system testing per KLOC and how much may cost to fix them?
I can find some information like:
with code reviews + unit testing one can find up to 70% of the defects.
https://www.iiitd.edu.in/~jalote/papers/2WCSQPaper.pdf
Other studies say that the cost of finding and fixing a defect at unit testing is $428 and at system testing is $1045.
By Todd Brawn 1 Answer
Looking to ensure we meet EAL-4 for a product and need looking for the best reference material. Thank you.
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