Do you know the Tricentis Tosca obstacle course? It's a course or challenge Tricentis created to solve common test automation obstacles. The quest is described in their own words: "A collection of common test automation [...]
Automated tests should run on their own in the background and we only care about them if they help us find bugs we missed. But not maintaining them is the same as having no test [...]
A regression test is a test to ensure that you know your regression bugs. Regression testing is a technique to identify the minimal set of regression tests that need to be executed to ensure that [...]
In part 1 we talked about how to choose the right technology for a greenfield and a brownfield project and what to keep an eye on. In the second part of this blog series, we [...]
Introducing automated testing is a topic that is mostly underestimated and not planned accordingly. In any successful development project, the development team, led by the software architect, evaluates the requirements and decides on the technologies [...]
Black box testing is a software testing method that doesn’t require in-depth knowledge of the internal structre design, logic, or source code of the item being tested. Black box testing is an effective way to [...]
How should we test enterprise SaaS applications? Gartner's latest assessment. Even though SaaS applications are purchased solutions, the responsibility and ownership lies with the software development department - depending on the number of integrations, [...]
Workday, Salesforce, Dynamics 365 Testing: Challenges, Tools and Testing Approach for Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) Applications. Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) solves cost-intensive problems and brings countless benefits, the dream of every business decision-maker. However, a nightmare for [...]
Interactive Visual Testing is more than finding image and clicking on coordinate Earlier, our last blog described a major issue first and foremost leaving you with a messed-up UI. Beginning, with overlaying titles and [...]
