Shift-Left testing is an approach to software testing that emphasizes testing early in the software development lifecycle (SDLC) rather than at the end of it. The goal of shift-left testing is
The one line answer is No. When you look at quality assurance job ads that say ‘Automation Testing’, it might make you wonder if a manual QA job is at risk?
To perform SAP testing, there are various types of testing methods that you can use. Let’s have a look at them: Unit Testing - It helps in testing SAP functionality and
System Testing and End to end Testing are very different from each other. The system is non-functional testing whereas End to End is included manual to automation. Let's discuss in detail
Before we can discuss on Unit testing lets have some time to review on different between Functional and Non Functional Testing Functional Testing Non Functional Testing Functional Testing is a type
The concept of microservice is not very new. In fact, it is prevalent in the market for many years. There is no formal definition of microservices but in simple terms, it
Performance Testing: It is a non-Functional testing which aims to measure how a system performs under different user load. It is measured in terms of its responsiveness, stability, throughput, bandwidth utilised,
System Integration Testing (SIT) is the overall testing of the whole system, which is composed of many sub-systems. The main objective of SIT is to ensure that all software module dependencies function
No one is immune to security risks in the world of internet. In today’s stiff competition, cutting-edge business solutions and web applications are developed on a daily basis with minimum attention
What are the benefits of software quality assurance testing? Software has become an inseparable part of today’s life. A quick glance around and you can easily find a smartphone with dozens
