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How software testing is done Oct
  • 15 October 2020
  • Asa Sargeant
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eTestware 2020 Q3 Round Up

This week we look back upon the past few months to see which of our blogs proved to be the most engaging with you, our loyal followers! Read on to find out what commanded the attention of your eyeballs in July, August and September.

July 30th – Tips for Scaling Testing to Meet Your Budget Needs

At the end of July we decided to focus upon planning and prioritisation within the overall testing process, offering up tips on how to accomplish both with maximum efficiency:

How to prioritise your testing

  • Use historical cases to identify which areas of the application are used or fail the most
  • Define each application function and group together the most common
  • Determine the priorities of these functions overall and by group
  • Work through all workflows and functions from front end to back

Prioritisation not only allows for wider test coverage within the allotted time, but it also leads to greater efficiency during execution – read the full article here.

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August 20th – How software testing is done

A few weeks into August, we looked at how testing is done and who does it, going on to dispel some misconceptions:

How?

The steps are requirement analysis, planning, test case development, test environment set up, execution and end.

Who?

Software testers, software developers, project leads / managers, end users.

Misconceptions -> Testing is too expensive, anyone can test. Read the full article here.

September 24th – 7 Principles Of Testing

In late September we went through this well-known list, adding our own thoughts on each:

  • Testing shows the presence of defects, not their absence
  • Exhaustive testing is impossible
  • Early testing saves time and money
  • Defects cluster together
  • Beware of the pesticide paradox
  • Testing is context dependent
  • Absence-of-errors is a fallacy

Read the full article here.

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Honourable mentions must go to a piece about the software testing services provided by our team of experts, an article on the different types of testing deployed, an overview of theICEway’s take on right sourcing and a piece about the Seatrade Cruise Talks podcasts that our co-founder and CEO was part of this autumn! (You can find all of these in our main blog section)

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