User Acceptance testing is an integral part of software development life cycle. By definition user acceptance testing is a type of testing where the software is tested in the real world by intended audience.
Coding from scratch test after test is expensive, time-consuming and requires acquired skill. Codeless testing enables quick and simple creation of tests. No coding skills are needed. This allows the testers to focus on what they do best: testing.
There’s a lot of value in stressing the importance of iterative improvement in the software development world
The evolution of agile methodology enforced the enterprises to innovate and deliver at lightning speed.
Functional testing of a system application, for example, a company’s network is different from testing a mobile application with thousands, if not millions, of users.
User monitoring is crucial for every web application. But which one is better for you? Synthetic monitoring or Real User Monitoring (RUM)? CloudQA experts explain the difference.
An agile development process seems too dynamic to have a test plan. Most organisations with agile, specially startups, don’t take the documented approach for testing. So, are they losing on something?
We need performance testing make sure that our websites load as fast as possible. There are a few reasons why you need to test your website speed and make sure that your site is loading fast:
SaaS or Software as a Service model is increasingly becoming popular. Thanks to its features like – quick deployment, reduced dependency on internal systems, an increase in availability, reliability of resource and most importantly low upfront costs, it serves as the best choice.
Recently when we were hit by a query from a start-up firm looking for TAAS, we gratefully acknowledge them. But when they replied asking us – We do not follow Agile, would codeless automation fit our strategy? At that very moment, we thought of coming up with this post –
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