We recently came across a new tool that claims to build powerful, functioning websites without any need for developers or designers. Still in prototype, the Grid isn't simply a website builder – it is a full-fledged developer that leverages artificial intelligence (AI) to create online properties from scratch. The Matrix is almost here – a [...]
What do structural engineers, fact-checkers, and anesthesiologists have in common? According to researcher and author, David Zweig: When people in these professions underperform, the consequences are catastrophic When they do their jobs perfectly, these professionals remain invisible In his new book, Invisibles: The Power of Anonymous Work in an Age of Relentless Self-Promotion, Zweig defines [...]
What a month, what a version. We’ve been productive, managing to complete some really exciting new features for you. Many of them will directly help you with your daily work and testing routine. These are not just bells-and-whistles features. Check the new Messages feature on Testuff, the Labels on defects or even the simple copy [...]
As software testers, we routinely make educated “guesses” about: What bugs exist Why they occur How to fix them This type of work adds tremendous value to the software development cycle. But there exists another strain of guesswork – one that adds zero value. In fact, it often results in excessive lag times and escalating [...]
15 years ago, software testing was almost the exclusive domain of desktops and laptops. Now, it has become an umbrella term that applies to a range of platforms from PCs and browsers to smartphones, tablets, and even wearable technology. Despite this proliferation of new devices and interfaces, are the fundamental building blocks of software testing [...]
There exists a funny irony in the software testing world. As quality assurance professionals, we routinely spend months testing products for clients, but we generally dislike testing the platforms we use to run these tests. The reason is simple. Finding the right test management solution carries a host of startup and switching costs, including: Researching [...]
Testuff 1.71 spot-light enhancements are on the Labels. This custom-field feature, found in the Tests tab, can be used for many different purposes, and it is exactly for that it was created. Now, the labels are copied and shown when tests are assigned, and filter option is available for them. We are days away from [...]
End of summer vacation season (at least for those of you on the north hemisphere), and we’re in full force, moving forward on all fronts. While Testuff 2.0 first stage is just around the corner, we are still enhancing our desktop test management solution, working to make your testing easier. Note the two first new [...]
At Testuff, we regularly survey our customers every year to find out what bug trackers they use when testing and developing software. In previous years, we noticed some interesting trends. For example: More than 25% of users don't rely on any official bug tracker. To be fair, some of these respondents use email or paper [...]
Testuff 1.69 is a different version, in the very long run of monthly version we’ve had in the last 7 years. As part of our ongoing effort to further improve your experience with Testuff test management, we have been working on some back-office improvements, including server side upgrades, security measures enhancements, client-side bug fixes and [...]
