Back in 2008, we published a series of articles (here, here, and here) detailing how certain companies were reluctant to embrace cloud-based software testing solutions (this fear of software-as-a-service didn’t just affect software testers – the paranoia existed across countless industries). In the many years since writing those posts, much has changed. The growth of [...]
Testuff 1.68 is kind of a ‘back to the basics’ version. We’ve worked on a few of the trackers integrations, to further improve what is already a high-level integration solution. That said, we did not stop there, and you’ll find many other enhancements and improvements, designed mostly out of your own requests. Closing half of [...]
Several months ago, we published an article about choosing software testing methodologies. Which approach yields the best results (i.e. the most critical defects, the highest quality reports, the most critical fixes that require the greatest attention, a faster cycle, etc.)? The article received quite a lot of attention. And one reader followed up with a [...]
The other day, we published a post about how software testing is a profession in its own right - and not a stepping-stone towards some other career. The article was very well received. But a number of readers pointed out that "profession" can mean different things to different people. And you know what? They’re absolutely [...]
We’re all still very much around Testuff 2.0 here, but that shouldn’t stop you from getting new features and see your requests added to the Testuff client. Testuff 1.67 presents better integration for FogBugz, VersionOne and Clarizen, some new reporting options, and probably what will interest you most, it includes a new approach for how [...]
Software testing is a serious profession that becomes more demanding and more important every day. But many within the field don't regard their own contributions with the respect they deserve. They view themselves as support staff and fact-checkers who needn’t bother investing in the requisite resources for continued growth. Ironically, many of these same individuals [...]
As we head forward deeper into 2014, our development mode is of a rolling stone… the team is in full force, bringing new features and enhancements to the table. While quite busy with Testuff 2.0 (coming along well by the way) nothing is stopping us on our long road for perfection. We’re not even slowed [...]
We are frequently asked about the best methodology to use with Testuff test management suite, or if is it good to use this or that methodology. Without getting too much into what a methodology is (compared with a process, a workflow, technique, class, type, etc.) we always answer that Testuff is flexible enough to enable [...]
The other day, I heard a story about a biology student who was preparing for an in-class experiment. She was so engrossed in the steps that she inadvertently turned a few of the flasks upside down. Basic common sense would have saved this student a lot of time. But because she was so focused on [...]
In many of our monthly versions, the list of enhancements and new features is long and covers many different areas of our test management solution. There was always additional work done in the background - server side upgrades, code improvements, DB enhancements, and code preparations for future features (by adding new fields to tables, or [...]
