If you are not a developer, efficient project management is still possible with the right project tool. There are specialized project software available for non-developer (non-technical people) to make it…
In this article, we will outline how bad requirements can lead to failure, and how to prevent bad quality requirements. The success of any project involves a meeting of certain…
There are many testing methods; in this article, we will outline one method known as sanity testing and explain how to do it so that you can perform sanity testing…
Shift Left testing is a method used in the early stages of software development. It helps to eliminate bugs and build quality code throughout the project – from start to…
The latter stages of a software development project often involve acceptance testing. This is a testing technique that determines if a software system meets the required specifications. You might find…
Software quality has many different dimensions to it. Before releasing your product, it is critical to understand the concept of quality, and you need to have a checklist to meet…
The database is an essential part of any software, and so its consistency and integrity need to be monitored and created in line with the application. In any software development…
ETL testing and data warehouse testing are slightly separate processes, but they are often considered synonymous. This is because they follow the same basic idea. Data warehouses differ from databases,…
In our series on Testing concepts and fundamentals, this blog post is going to address an important testing practice called User Acceptance Testing and the UAT test plan. User Acceptance…
Negative testing is used to test how the software performs when it receives incorrect or invalid information. In contrast, positive testing aims to make sure that the software produces the…
