Bugs of the month: September
Introduction Bug hunting is a relentless pursuit for every software testing company. We strive to deliver swift solutions through our QA services, and we get to find interesting bugs while doing so! Let’s take a look at September’s issue of Bugs of the month: BUG #1: Shared connection issues Project Context: A project containing two […]
How to create a QA portfolio: A beginner’s Guide
Introduction For junior software testers, job-searching begins once they decide to create their first portfolio. It’s the first thing that helps you showcase what matters to hiring managers. What is a QA portfolio? A portfolio is a collection of documents containing your educational background, accomplishments, projects, and skills that highlight your progress in a career […]
Mobile testing: Simulator and Emulator
Introduction Mobile testing is a challenging task, especially if you have lots of different devices to take into consideration. For this reason, a few android emulators and iOS simulators allow you to test your app quickly before publishing it – this is vital if you need fast results. Just as the process implies, a mobile […]
Bugs of the month: August
When it comes to software testing, whether it’s automated or manual, testers should look for the most appropriate solutions for each bug found. Another month has passed, and we return with a new entry in our Bugs of the month series. BUG #1: Double progress registered Project context: An online platform that includes a learning […]
Testing: Web Apps versus Mobile Apps
Introduction Software testing services have changed since websites are no longer the main attraction on the internet. As the years went by, QA testing services started focusing on web apps since they’re ready to use across multiple devices, not just the average computer. Web apps are websites turned into applications, accessible using browsers without prior […]
Bugs of the month in software testing: July
Software testing comes with new challenges every month. QA companies must stay up-to-date with new issues as testers must thoroughly evaluate and report each bug to the developing team. BUG #1: Emails sent limit Project context: A software system that manually triggers an automated system email job. It sends a large number of emails to […]
Getting Started with Security Testing
Introduction While learning about software testing, you will discover several ways of performing tests on a piece of software – for example, accessibility testing, functional testing, performance testing, regression testing, security testing, etc. Each type ensures that the software functions properly before being released to users. What is Security Testing Security testing is one of […]
Getting Started with Appium – A Beginner’s Guide
Introduction If you’re at the beginning of your software testing journey, Appium could be the right step towards gaining new mobile app automation testing skills. With web and mobile applications becoming a necessity in our day-to-day lifestyle, we find ourselves looking for a particular app for everything we do without realizing it. However, to ensure […]
Selenium Success: Unveiling 3 Essential Tools
Introduction If you’re at the start of your software testing journey, a beginner’s guide to Selenium could be the right step towards gaining new skills to kickstart your career. As you gradually learn new terms such as Java and C# (object-oriented languages used in programming), you will notice the concept of automation testing – specifically […]