Software Testing is imperative for a bug-free application; this can be done manually or even automated. Although automation testing reduces the testing time, manual testing continues to be the most popular method for validating the functionality of software applications. Here, we are explaining the most important manual software testing techniques.
Whenever a test engineer thinks of turning their manual effort of testing web applications into automated scripts, Selenium is the first tool that they would opt for. According to surveys, most Automation Test Engineers use Selenium in their projects. Choosing a perfect automation solution for any organization is a challenging task. Most of them seem to opt for open-source solutions.
Any talk about web automation and Selenium ends up finding its way into the midst. Undoubtedly, Selenium is the most loved tool for both developers and testers across the globe when it comes to automating tests on web browser interactions.
Graphical interface (GUI), is that part of an application that’s visible to the user. GUI objects include elements like menus, buttons, icons, text boxes, lists, dialog boxes, etc. GUI Testing is important as it is performed to ensure that the visual aesthetics of an application is as per specifications and to verify if the elements […]
Software testing can be divided into two main categories – Functional and Non-functional. Functional deals with the business logic and functional requirements of the application. On the other hand, non-functional validates the overall behavior of the application.
This document gives an insight into how Agile testing methodology is implemented within Celestial Systems.
This blog gives an insight into why JEST is the best unit testing framework for ReactJS and React Native applications.
There is this myth in most of the IT organizations and teams that Test Automation is some sort of a magical pill that can take care of improving quality of the software. It is often considered as a gateway in improving the SDLC processes to achieve quality product.
API testing is part of software testing which involves testing of Application Programming Interfaces independent of User Interface. In context to Web Application, API testing mainly involves testing the REST/SOAP Web APIs exposed by application to GUI.
Modern web applications are built using HTML/CSS and JavaScript technologies to provide end user a rich usability experience. Typically a web application runs in a browser. However due to slow standardization of these technologies, there could be difference in web application behaviour depending on the browser chosen.
