We've been very busy this month, trying to get as many customer-requested improvementes to the version, as possible. It looks like the hard work paid up. Most of the new options you'll find in Testuff 1.30, started as requestes from customers, and we had the privilege to work together with users on some of them, [...]
Published on GetApp.com By Rakesh Sharma on May 24, 2011 For years now, testing has been regarded as a stepchild of during the software development process. After all, developers do the hard work while testers simply log defects. A consequence of this attitude has been that organizations scrimp on test software solutions. I have worked [...]
Our first video presentation We've completed the work on our first video. It is a short presentation of our test management tool, briefly talking about the ease of use of Testuff, how it's intuitive yet fully featured, and mentioning it being a comprehensive solution. Let us know what you think of it, and 'like' it [...]
A quiet, but not less fruitful month. We continued to enhance the bug trackers integration, and this time, enabled 3 more bug trackers custom fields, between other changes. We've also introduced a new By Label report, for all levels (branch, suite and lab). This report should help those who take advantage of the labels feature, assigning [...]
There’s no doubt the web and software landscape have changed dramatically in the past 10 years. Not in just how software and services can be delivered, but also from the all important angle of ‘customer service’. What does customer service have to do with it all? A lot! Call it Customer Service. Communication. Community Management. [...]
In the first quarter of 2011, we've been busy adding customization capabilities to Testuff. One area we focused on was our bug tracker integration. Custom and predefined tracker fields are now available to report from Testuff, and to show in the bug reporter. In this version we included enhancements to Bugzilla, Redmine, Gemini, Unfuddle and [...]
Published on Sticktminds March 25th 2011 The question of how to measure the effectiveness of testing procedures fuels heated controversies. In reality, however, testing metrics are subjective. It is recommended, therefore, to adopt a different approach and move to measuring data and processes instead of measuring people. There is only one issue on which every [...]
Most people I know tend to simply use the same password on ALL websites. Email, Paypal, Amazon, Ebay, Facebook, Twitter. This is obviously a very bad idea. Passwords are always a problem. Difficult to remember, hard to think of a good one when you need a new one, tricky to keep safe. For the moderately-paranoid [...]
In the last two releases we've introduced a few enhancements to our bug tracker integration. Adding your tracker custom fields for Jira and Mantis was one to mention. Testuff 1.27 takes it yet another step forward, allowing you to add your predefined and custom tracker fields to the bug reporter. User-customization control doesn't stop there. [...]
TEL AVIV, Israel, February 24, 2011 - Testuff Ltd., a provider of on-demand services for managing and executing manual and automation software tests, and for reporting defects, has today released a series of bug tracker tools usage statistics, based on information found on the company's large database. New Data Research by Testuff Shows That 27% [...]
