Moving forward to the next level in tools integration, with two-way synchronization. Test management tools, of all types, have been recently busy adding support for bug trackers integration. Some concentrating on one specific tracker, others adding 2-4 trackers integration support. At Testuff, we always thought it is the right approach. Test management solutions users, usually [...]
Written by Yoav Aner, April 9 2012 One of my primary aims when building a resillient cloud architecture, is being able to spawn instances quickly. Many cloud providers give you tools to create images or snapshots of existing cloud instances and launch them. This is great, but not particularly portable. If I have one instance [...]
Usually our users are testers and developers, from companies, organizations and even IT/software development departments in universities. But recently we added to our user profiles, a new profile.... students.The next generation of software developers and testers :-) Our software testing management solution was selected to join, side-by-side, to IBM's solution in two academic institutions, as [...]
We’ve recently noticed that we have very nice customers :-) Not only they are our customers, they - we guess - like Testuff enough to recommend it to others, or take it with them as they move to a new job, in a new company. This is great news for us. Not (only) because we [...]
Last week, I’ve attended a good, interesting conference - Agile Practitioners 2012. One of the sessions was held by Orit Hazzan (An associate professor and head of the Technion’s department of education in technology and science). I thought to summarize her lecture here for your benefit, adding some notes of myself, as its probably relevant [...]
When we first look at a new thing, we are bound for that first impression. This first impression is sometimes the barrier, stopping us from starting a conversation with someone, choosing something to eat from the counter and of course buying a product. “No second chance for first impression” is a well known saying. For [...]
As we come to the end of our most successful year, it is summary days. We are going into our 5th full year, and this is already the fourth summary we write. Time flies. In each of the previous years, we wrote a short summary about how the year was, and what did we do [...]
“Happy families are all alike; every unhappy family is unhappy in its own way” Leo Tolstoy “Happy” Testing Teams What makes one testing team better than the other? Is it their manager? The methodology they use? The quality of the testers - experience and education included? Or perhaps the combination of all and more? You [...]
Every application we use has those little things, that make the user’s work so much easier. It can be a keyboard shortcut, a hidden option, or a quick way to make the most out of a feature. We once had a post written, by a former team member of our support, explaining how to change [...]
No doubt that automation testing is sexy and impressive - it seems to be a great cure for the annoying process of more laborious testing. Imagine that you can write the crappiest, laziest piece of software and a magic automation tool painlessly finds any and all defects and helps you fix them. Sadly, this is [...]
