Testing of your project requires automation, but when to start it? What should come first - coding or preparation of auto tests? There are various approaches, but which of them work the best?
Is Excel or any other spreadsheet effective for test case management? Is it convenient to use a spreadsheet at large projects with thousands of test cases? Is there any alternative? Definitely, yes. There is a variety of test case management systems.
To optimize expenses on mobile testing on physical devices, companies use emulator compromising on quality.
Even 100% code coverage does not guarantee that your software is perfect. But code coverage metrics can help to optimize QA process, thus, save project budget. It is measured according to several levels like fucntion, statement, decision, condition (MC/DC & MCC), et.
Does test automation really provide benefits to your project? Are your in-house specialists skilled enough to develop automated scripts or automation framework?
QATestLab’s top QA expert Artem Dovgopol shares his key findings gained from years of testing experience in the healthcare domain.