After a very long period of many changes and new features to our monthly versions, we’ve decided to try and slow down a bit on the front side of Testuff, and concentrate a bit more on the backside and infrastructure, server processes and DB. Riding on cruise control for a while is a good way [...]
We’re pretty excited about the most recent release of our flagship software test management tool. To be fair, we’re excited about every monthly release - after all, we work very hard to maintain such a consistent track record for perpetual improvements that benefit you, the user. But some updates get us super-charged. What makes this [...]
The annual survey, conducted by Testuff, shows that the number of software testers using email as their bug tracker declined to only 16.8% in 2012 as consumers show growing willingness to pay a premium for continued upgrades and customer support. TEL AVIV, Israel, March 13, 2013 – The number of software testers using email for [...]
In the previous post, we explored switching costs – those inevitable expenses you must factor in when moving from one product or service to another. We discussed the switching costs of moving from your current test case management system to Testuff – and determined that the time, money and effort were minimal. But they’re not [...]
In previous blogs, we’ve often discussed the “switching costs” of moving from one test management system to another. A few of you have written in asking for clarification on this topic, so I wanted to devote a few minutes today to explain what we mean. Anytime you change products, platforms, or services, there are “switching” [...]
We've covered extensively what to look for in a test case software management platform, including: Ease of use Versatility Upgrade frequency Add-on compatibility Interoperability But today, I wanted to explore what not to look for – or more specifically – what marketing gimmicks and “promises” you should take with a grain on salt when comparing [...]
Testuff 1.53, the latest version, brings with it exciting news. We’ve started a new journey, introducing the first part of the new capability of integrating your requirements, as stored on your bug tracker, with Testuff requirements module. With this new feature you can create requirements in Testuff by pulling them out of your tracker (Jira [...]
If you’ve ever worked in carpentry, automotive repair, or even software testing, you’ve undoubtedly come across the adage: “A tool is only as good as the skills of the craftsman using it.” Or this common variation: “A bad workman always blames his tools.” There’s a lot of truth to this. But time and time again, [...]
Recently over coffee, a close friend asked me why Testuff was not more aggressive in its marketing. True, we already have thousands of customers around the globe, she pointed out, but with better advertising and a bigger budget, we could: find more clients go public make oodles of money I was instantly reminded of a [...]
After so many years of managing both software development groups and testing groups, I can say without a doubt that most software defects are a result of stupid mistakes by developers. I truly believe that if a developer were to carefully check the implications of his coding (for the whole software/application), he would be able [...]
