In previous post I covered code coverage and made a concrete example with unit tests in java. In this post, I would like to get a bit more into what unit tests are.
Test Architecture shall help to create and execute tests efficiently. It involves planning, designing, documenting and managing the different aspects and artifacts related to test automation, test environment and test data
A well-controlled test environment is an important aspect of efficient failure analysis and fault resolution. It also provides a solid basis, so that results can be systematically reproduced
Configuration management has always been a challenging topic. But what is it? Why is it so challenging?
Test data management is crucial on the test engineering process and therefore shall be considered carefully. But what is 'Test Data Management' and why is it important?
When I used to work as test manager I encouraged my people to write issues/bugs that have certain quality. But actually this is not only true for testers but generally for everyone who reports bugs - especially if you are not in direct contact with the developers.
Test data is very important for testing, but why? and what is test data?