In software development, a regression is any change to a system after performing the last test. There are many causes of regressions in software testing, and because of their complexity and impact on the product, you should avoid them where possible. This article will examine how regression tests differ from functional tests, what each type…
Month: September 2024
It’s 2024 and AI (artificial intelligence) started to show up pretty much everywhere. There are a lot of people who treat it like a solution for everything, which of course is not how it works. It does however have its place in many circumstances, and software testing is one of them. In this article, we’ll…
Technology has radically changed throughout history from rudimentary tools and simple machines to sophisticated systems that shape nearly every aspect of our modern life. From the Industrial Revolution’s steam engines to the Information Age’s computers and Internet, each technological leap has brought profound improvements in productivity, communication, and daily living. Today, we stand on the…
Software testing is a critical piece of any successful software development team’s process. We can categorize testing into functional testing and nonfunctional testing. Functional testing focuses on finding bugs, whereas nonfunctional testing focuses on verifying quality. This post describes how functional testing differs from nonfunctional test cases and how they maximize efficiency and avoid bottlenecks…