For many years, our bug-trackers two-way integration, is leading the industry and showing how to create a real and useful solution for working with different testing tools within the software testing project. And we're still improving it. Not only you can submit defects from Testuff directly to your tracker, including mapping of [...]
2015 was an exciting year for us, and we hope for you as well. We’ve introduced a web version of Testuff test management, a new Load Testing Service was released, and as in all 8 previous years, we’ve presented 12 monthly on-time versions, with so many new features and enhancements. We promised, and delivered, and [...]
A few years ago we wrote: “In a life of a company, there is no real difference between December 31st and January 1st…. It is in our minds that this date, of the end of a year, has any real meaning. We will work on January 1st (yep, we will) the same way we did [...]
Season greetings Testuff community, We have a holiday gift for you! Over the past several months, we’ve explored a radical approach to software quality assurance – one that uses lateral thinking to make testing more successful and creative. Those insights are covered in our 6-part series (published on our blog, from [...]
Great stuff on Testuff! Your new Load Testing Service is now released and available for you to use. And it’s only the first phase. We are planning on expanding the options on it very soon. You will be able to test the performance of your application, website and products. Fast and easy, directly from within [...]
When staffing project management teams, common sense says that you should always select the most qualified people for the job. This basic logic holds true across all industries. So when building a software QA team, this means finding the most experienced and educated testers you can get your hands on. Doing so ensures that you're [...]
Since we launched our web version, our team is working on two clients - the web and the desktop. They are busy closing any gaps left between them, and soon these versions will be identical in capabilities and features. By nature, there will be always some items that are not exactly the same, and we [...]
When Edward de Bono published 6 Thinking Hats in 1985, he was speaking primarily to the business community. Over the past 3 decades, however, de Bono's revolutionary approach to project management has spilled into countless other disciplines - including software testing. We’ve spent the last several months outlining the importance of de Bono’s approach [...]
Summer is behind us in the north hemisphere, and our team is busy as usual, doubling its efforts as it works on our two clients - the web and desktop. We get great feedback on the new and just-released web version of Testuff, and are committed to continue and enhance it, with new features and [...]
Effective software testing is more than just an art or science. The successful tester must call on a range of disciplines to develop quality products. This success becomes amplified when all team members wear different hats and assume various responsibilities – at least according to Edward de Bono, author of the 1985 classic, Six Thinking [...]
