Top 5 Most Infamous Software Bugs In The World
Introduction In today’s article, we introduce the top five software bugs that have eluded the software industry, often leading to disastrous outcomes. While these software bugs are some of the most known in the world, to this day, they serve as a good reminder of the importance of software testing and why it should not […]
Uncovering Hidden Bugs – The Liberation Process
Introduction Adopting software testing services is a crucial step in the development cycle, tasked with ferreting out any potential hidden bugs. However, the intricacy of contemporary software can often conceal bugs deep within the system, making the bug detection process akin to finding a needle in a haystack. The software testing liberation process comes into […]
Bugs of the Month: Winter Edition
It’s 2023, and we return with a new entry in our Bugs of the Month series for the latter part of Q4 2022. Let’s hope the new year will bring even more bug hunt results to help us deliver functional products. BUG #1: Event schedule errors Project context: An application that runs through Microsoft Teams. […]
Bug fixing costs throughout SDLC
In an ideal world, your software product should work as intended, but the reality proves otherwise. All software products have bugs. To have minimal or zero defects in your product, it is essential to do software testing. Software testing should be integrated throughout the whole software development life cycle because bug fixing costs are lower […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
Bugs of the month: May
Introduction While you can find a lot of information on the most common types of bugs on the internet, we decided to ask our testers about the interesting and out-of-the-ordinary ones. Although not all of them are project-specific, the context might make you more curious about the issues. Several bugs were easy fixes but nonetheless […]
Bug Priority vs. Severity Levels – How to Identify Them
Here’s a good practice for ticket workflow – add priority and severity levels Bug Priority vs. Severity Levels Although they’re connected, it’s important to note the differences between them. Who sets the priority of the bug? Stakeholders, project managers, the product owner, or the client. This helps prioritize the workflow based on the business needs. Who’s responsible […]