Software Testing Blog

Performing quality assurance (QA) on your software development projects should never be a “check-the-box” exercise. In fact, performing QA should be viewed as an opportunity to ensure your team is …

Quality assurance (QA) and software testing are natural parts of the software development lifecycle, including for teams that use agile methodologies. However, having development team members perform testing at the …

The use of automated testing is nothing new. It has been around—at least in some form—for decades. But as software development methodologies evolve, so do test management tools, including those …

Whether it is the draw of discovering something new, the appeal of learning a new skill, or the desire to improve, the concept of exploration is an innate human trait …

We wanted to take a moment to introduce another TestMonitor family member and share their background, journey to their current role, and perspective on the exciting things that lie ahead …

Software testing is a delicate balancing act in which developers need to showcase their ability to meet customer, security, performance, and usability requirements. As most in the industry know, weaving …

Software development is all about pulling together developers' skills, talents, and experiences to find innovative ways to solve problems. Often, these are problems that have frustrated potential customers for some …

The manual versus automated testing debate has been around for a long time, but many organizations are beginning to realize the benefits of both worlds. From the insights and unique …

Project managers carry many responsibilities, including balancing sponsor demands, juggling staff schedules, coordinating tasks, and adhering to budgets and timelines. To successfully handle all of these duties, managers must have …

There are many benefits to software testing, but the primary purpose is to identify bugs, defects, or unsatisfied requirements before a customer does. In addition to helping your team produce …