Tweet Blog Archive All the blog posts are listed here for your convenience. BLOG SITEMAP:Pages (4) 1. About 2. Code Quality Series 3. Sitemap 4. Advertise HerePosts (50) 1. Software Testing Resources (3) 2. Effective Bug Reports (8) 3. Open Source Testing Tools for Java Applications (12) 4. Exploring the craft of Software Testing (2) 5. Testuff – The Test Management Tool for small and Continue reading
Tweet Almost an year ago, I have evaluated some low cost and open source Test Management Tools. Managing the Test Efforts & Test documentation is always an issue for small and medium companies. The following were my requirements for Test Management Tool Capture the Requirements Design & Prepare Test Cases Continue reading
Tweet The applications become complex as their code base increases. This has challenges for the testers to determine the nonlinear paths in the application.Most of the Static Analysis tools over the application code helps us to identify the cyclomatic complexity (nonlinear paths) at a method level. These might be helpful Continue reading
Tweet In this post, i will explore different stages of the Bug from it’s inception to closer. The Bug has been found and logged into the Bug Tracking System. It’s my fourth post in the Bug Life Cycle series. The Bug has been found and logged into the Bug Tracking Continue reading
Tweet Context driven information is the need of the hour and there is a huge value associated with the same. It’s good to capture the context driven information in the bug reports. My initial experiences with bug reports way back in early 2000 have taught many lessons to improve upon. Continue reading
Tweet Cyclomatic Complexity (CC) is a software metric (mostly code based metric) used to the number of independent path executions in the application. Introduced by Thomas McCabe in 1976, it measures the number of linearly-independent paths through a program module. It helps the developers to determine the independent path executions Continue reading
Tweet It’s almost a month since my last post on this blog and busy with my upcoming release of QuickRules BRMS. I have been talking to the people around on the Software Testing and felt that it’s not communicated well. Though there is enough information on this subject, i would Continue reading
Tweet This is my first post in the Bug Life Cycle Series. I need to talk about this because when it comes to the role of testing, it’s not clear. The Role of Software Testing is often mis-understood across the different stake holders of the application development & this list Continue reading
Tweet In this post, I will be looking at Bugs with an insight that helps testers to learn some new lessons on why the same might have occured. It’s quite common that the testers are blammed for all the missed out bugs in the system as if they are super natural powers to over see all the issues that are Continue reading
Tweet In this post, i will share my views & findings with Open Source Test Management Tools. Usage of tools in the Test Management is becoming the basic need & It will be tough to manage the activities associated there with out any support from the tools. The Continue reading