Functional testing is the basic level of testing that is expected out of every software quality assurance professional. And though it has been conceived as somewhat of a technical weakness in many circles, functional testing is the core of all testing domains. The primary objective is to provide quality assurance of a software from a functionality point of view.
Cloud testing is a subsection of software testing in which real-world Web traffic is utilized to test cloud-based Web applications.
Testers will be a part of the development teams: Test Engineers will need to work more and more time directly with the programmers which will increase the communication and the interaction between the testers and programmers.
Test Data Management plays a crucial role in the testing life cycle. It can be deployed on the premises and in the cloud. It provides integrated business classification, data discovery and policy-driven data for safe use of production data used in test and development environments.
Compatibility testing focuses on determining if the applications function properly on the systems with altered software and hardware configurations.
Organizations in the 21st century needs to bring testing upfront in Software delivery life-cycle to present rapid feedback, build a safety net of automated tests which allow rapid changes in the application and involve users early to build the right value tests.
How reporting framework helps automation test report After test suite executions using TestNG or Junit, by default they will give the HTML reports, but the information provided by these reports are not so good in terms of one page summary of the test, though that can also be emailed to the team and stakeholders of the project but still have good scope of improvement.
In manual testing, you don’t need to buy software automation tools and write scripts for it. You can improvise and adjust your test at run time according to requirement and look for unexpected conditions and handle them well manually.