Our 'Types of Software Testing' articles
What is Adhoc Testing?
Adhoc testing is a type of unstructured testing meant to find defects and performance issues not found in more traditional approaches to testing.
What is Beta Testing? – A Short Introduction
What is beta testing? This post explains how beta testing is used for discovering a product’s overlooked flaws and glitches in a real-world environment.
Service Oriented Architecture Testing (SOA Test)
Service oriented architecture testing assesses the software architecture (SOA) used for building business application using third-party services.
The Difference Between UAT and Beta Testing
UAT and Beta Testing involve end-users providing feedback to the product team. They are often done just before the public release of a software product.
What is API Testing, and how best to Test an API?
API Testing to checking that an intermediate layer in a software system that is responsible for data communication between the data source and the Graphical User Interface works correctly.
What is Grey Box Testing?
Grey box testing is a blend of both white box testing and black box testing. This type of testing is best for feature complete applications.
What’s the Difference Between Alpha and Beta Testing?
We look at the difference between Alpha and Beta testing along with briefly discussing where both alpha and beta testing are useful.
What is Stress Testing?
What is stress testing? Stress testing lets you find out about the reliability of a software system. Stress testing reveals how long the system can remain stable without crashing under a variety of heavy, stressful loads.
What is Recovery Testing?
Every organization is subject to a disaster. Things go wrong, and the ability to recover is crucial. This is where recovery testing comes into play.
What is BDD? An Introduction to Behavioral Driven Development
What is BDD? Behavioral Driven Development is a software development approach that has evolved from TDD, but with most of its potential downfalls eliminated.