“You’ll learn more about a road by traveling it than be consulting all the maps in the world.” Anonymous When a year starts, we all tend to make personal resolutions. Companies make road maps and yearly plans for their budgets, marketing, resources and product development. As a small but fast-growing company ourselves, we thought it [...]
Perhaps this is not strictly related to Testuff, but my article with Dr. Carlos Cid was recently published on SearchSecurity. Hope it might give some of you ideas on evaluating security for open-source as well as closed-source projects. The scope covers more than security-testing, but touches on elements of testing and assessment for security bugs [...]
As a Test Management service provider we believe that we should help our customers to maintain their preferred other testing tools - be it bug trackers or automation tools. There are many great tools out there, and each of our many users has their own reasons to select one of them, which best fits their [...]
There are many topics which fuel debates and emotional discussions within the software testing community, but it seems that there’s one that really makes everyone excited - Metrics! How do you measure your testing efforts? What is the best way to evaluate effectiveness, and which elements should be quantified? How do we know if the [...]
30 days of world cup in South Africa are over now. We have watched many of the games, and followed the stories around the games, and the teams. One of the more interesting facts, now also talked about in the media, is that it was a "teams" world cup rather than a "stars" one. Seems [...]
As a company, which develops tools and services for the software testing industry, it is important for us to follow up on its trends and future predictions. We like to think that since we are part of this industry, and have a dialog with others in it (such as customers, experts, competitors and others), we know what's currently [...]
We often receive requests from our customers, most of which are professional testers, to work with them and show them how to use Testuff when using a specific testing methodology. Usually after a short dialog, they find the best way for them to use Testuff. We're quite proud that Testuff does indeed fit with many [...]
We'll take a short break from the SaaS series to talk about something else that I and my colleagues really care about at Testuff - Usability. Many of our users notice how simple Testuff is to use, that you really don't need to read the Testuff help section to wrap your brain around it. We [...]
Having done loads of bug validations for Testuff 1.1, I wanted to say something about them. Oddly enough Mike Kelly has just published a post about validations too. Bug validations can be considered quite a tedious task. Finding a bug is quite fun, a treasure hunt except you don't get the luxury of a [...]
Yes, it has been two weeks since my last post. During this time we worked very hard on fixing and releasing Testuff 1.1 for the general QA public. Unfortunately, it took us longer to release Testuff 1.1 than what we had anticipated. So, after it was finally out, we gathered round the round table and [...]
