Author Archives: Venkat Reddy Chintalapudi

Software Testing Resources

Software Testing resources that are helpful to development community

Twtter new revolution

Twtter is the biggest all in one Twitter application directory. People here can subscribe to whole lots of apps and get benefits- of all the applications free of cost. Twitter is not

Effective Bug Reports

 I have been writing a series of articles on Bug life cycle and some thoughts are still pending. In this article, I will describe my views on effective bug reports and how

Open Source Testing Tools for Java Applications

Open Source testing tools are being used aggressively and there are many tools over the web for Java Applications. These tools are great asset to the development teams and provides many features

Exploring the craft of Software Testing

It’s been a while since i wrote any thing new on my blog. I would like to thank all the readers of my blog for keeping this live as of today. There

Explore the Testability aspect for Java Code

The Testability Explorer is an open source project that lets you measure the testability of Java code. This is an interesting idea: a metric not of direct quality, or of testing, or

Trends in Static Analysis – ENERGY for better java code

I have come across yet another static analysis tool for Java programs. ENERGY is a free static analysis tool to measure code quality & presents overall status on the health of source

My quest towards Code Quality Metrics

  The term quality might mean different things to different people based on their context of operation and it’s tough to have universal definition for the same.My experiments with software development started

Tester Center from MSDN

The Microsoft Tester Center showcases the test discipline as an integral part of the application life cycle, describes test roles and responsibilities, and promotes the test investments required to deliver high-quality software.

CRAP4J for Java Code Quality

I have been talking about Code Quality through Static Analysis for a while here, here & here. The quality for any application development must begin from it’s gross roots and the Application