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Even though agile and DevOps methodologies profess increased collaboration between different departments during software development, a clear divide exists between the developers and testers. This lack of communication is the root cause of new code remaining untested or inadequately tested. Unfortunately, untested new code is also the biggest source of bugs and defects, increasing the organization’s technical
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The growth spurt in the software testing market has coincided with the increased adoption of automated testing methodologies. A study by Global Market Insights suggests that the testing market will grow at a 7% CAGR between 2021 and 2027, with the 2020 US$ 40 billion value as the base. A significant driver of this growth is ‘rising
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Without a well-thought-out plan to automate your tests, your investment in automated testing technology may not deliver a healthy ROI. Failing to plan may become planning to fail. The most critical consideration in planning testing automation is to start early in the SDLC, also known as the “Shift-Left Approach.” In the traditional waterfall development model
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magine giving the go-ahead to your customer to use a newly released software that they have been waiting to deploy for weeks. The company has vital business needs that the software has to solve and meet ROI expectations for the software. And then, critical bugs crop up in the first few days of the software’s
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3Cs drive agile development. They are collaboration, coordination, and communication. Agile is an ideal example of close teamwork to generate exceptional value for the customer. Nothing significant occurs in agile without these 3Cs, including test planning and automation. Agile is also customer-centric. Deliverables are defined as distinct features and functions that the end customer sees value
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Software developers worldwide are adopting a more agile approach to their work. According to the State of Testing report, 92% of respondents claim to follow the agile methodology in their development process. This rise in agile adoption has coincided with test automation, as more firms look to shorten development cycles and achieve quicker market releases. The
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The primary goal of any developer is to build a quality product that will fulfill all business requirements and meet the end-users expectations. They require a solid quality assurance process that prioritizes finding as many bugs and defects as possible to achieve this goal. This means writing test cases and designing test scenarios that check
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Have you ordered a meal using a food ordering app? You’d be aware of the usual steps involved: open the app, login, select a meal, pay, place your order, receive confirmation from the restaurant – all done in 3–4 minutes. These are followed by food preparation, tracking, and delivery. This real-life scenario is an end-to-end
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In a cut-throat competitive software market, developers update old features, add new functionalities, and remove as many bugs as possible. So, they are frequently adding new lines of code or tweaking old ones. But, here is the catch. Even a minor code tweak can cause unexpected consequences in other areas of the software. Seemingly insignificant
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Software often changes due to additional source code, new security patches, or functionality updates. But these changes need to be verified via regression tests. So, what is regression testing? Regression Testing Explained Regression tests ensure that the previous functionalities of software continue to operate after adding new ones. Any changes in the source code of
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