by René Ceelen, on April 15, 2025
Summary: In about six minutes, you can launch a TestMonitor test project by defining requirements and risks, designing and bulk-editing test cases, planning milestones and test runs, tracking results/issues, generating …
Read Storyby Thijs Kok, on September 16, 2024
Whether it’s a point release for an established piece of software or the rollout of an enterprise resource planning (ERP) system, effective communication is key when it comes to tracking …
Read Storyby René Ceelen, on October 4, 2022
Even if your team is fully onboard with investing in software testing, the realities of budgets, schedules, and resource availability still means it can be difficult to evaluate every aspect …
Read Storyby Thijs Kok, on March 15, 2022
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 …
Read Storyby Thijs Kok, on February 22, 2022
Summary: This article highlights acceptance-test-driven development (ATDD) as a methodology that fosters collaboration, improves understanding of system requirements, and enhances focus on crucial customer-driven features. Table of Contents What is …
Read Storyby Thijs Kok, on August 11, 2021
In the early days of software development, testers spent almost as much time as developers identifying scenarios to stress test systems, understand performance limits, and confirm proper functionality before an …
Read Storyby Thijs Kok, on April 7, 2021
Testing your software is a vital part of ensuring your products meet customer expectations. However, if a manual testing process is not properly structured and managed, the whole testing experience …
Read Storyby Thijs Kok, on April 1, 2021
Although every software development project has different requirements, goals, and unique customers in mind, the need to comprehensively test will always remain paramount. Not only will this help to make …
Read Storyby René Ceelen, on August 25, 2020
The best laid plans of software testers often derail—not because they lack team dedication, but because they lack structure. Unstructured software testing is like unstructured blueprints for a new home …
Read Storyby Thijs Kok, on August 13, 2020
Summary: This article delves into the key characteristics of next-level manual software testing, outlining optimized test case creation, improved risk metrics, smart reporting practices, meticulous requirement specifications, adopting an architectural …
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