Testuff 1.58 is here. Lot’s of new things in it, which proves what I reported to you last time - our team was working hard this summer for you. As usual you’ll find improvements to bug trackers integration, the API resources and how requirements work. But that’s not all. The list includes a great new [...]
For a very long time now, in many of the monthly versions, we’ve been improving the reporting options of defects. This includes enhancements to the trackers integration, supporting two-ways synchronization between your tracker and Testuff defects module, reporting of defects, and more. Testuff 1.57 is no different. It includes some new features, directed to improve [...]
If imitation truly were the sincerest form of flattery, Testuff would be blushing with embarrassment. Every month, we’re honored with rival updates and new features that closely mirror improvements we’ve made to our own software testing suite. And this flattery is not limited to our flagship QA testing tool. Sometimes we see our Web content [...]
In the world of software-as-a-service (SaaS) testing, we’re under constant pressure to keep innovating. To be fair, legacy software testing companies must also evolve to remain competitive. But there’s an important distinction between software testing providers who offer on-site solutions versus those who offer cloud-based ones. The latter must continuously win over their customers’ loyalty. [...]
Since launching Testuff about 7 years ago, we’ve enjoyed fairly impressive organic search traffic for keywords like “test management solutions” and “SaaS software testing.” But like most businesses out there, we’re always on the lookout for more traffic opportunities. So naturally, we turned to Google AdWords – one of the largest and most trusted advertising [...]
Second quarter of 2013 is over. Half way into this year, so much done and so much to do. We were busy this month with a few new features for this new version (Testuff 1.56). The star feature, if I had to choose, is linking of a failed test to an existing defect. This has [...]
In many industries, the technical support department is the de facto face of the company. Customers end up spending more time with call center representatives than anyone else. But over the past few years of developing software testing products for the programming community, this hasn’t been my experience at all. At Testuff, the overwhelming majority [...]
Speeding up slowly and surely again, with the pace of enhancements, we’re back to our usual with much more on your one of our users favorite topics - trackers integration. GitHub, Pivotal, and OnTime integration for both defects and requirements, pushed up to a new level. We’ll be presenting additional changes on them and other [...]
How Adding 2 New Data Centers Makes SaaS Testing Even Better. Testuff has offices based in Israel and Europe. Our customers are spread around the planet. And they develop and test software products for end users who are even more spread out. What’s truly remarkable – the vast majority of everyone in this network has [...]
In today’s world, a significant portion of development projects in software engineering follow the Agile development methodology. One major disadvantage of the Agile development methodology is incorporating testing. During a sprint, a specific number of small tasks is defined (Sprint Backlog), and it is hard to determine whether the time allocated for testing will be enough to both test all the items and fix all the errors and bugs found.
