This week we archived the following tools: Benerator, Contiperf, DB Sanity and Feed4 of Databenerator; Capybara opensource tool in GitHub; Diagnostic Softwareand Quality Center by HP; SilkPerformer and SilkPerformer CloudBerst of MicroFocus; RTI Performance of OC Systems; Sikuli by sikuli; PractiTest by practitest; Free Testing Framework and TestStudio by Telerik; QFTest by QFS; Testuff by testuff; QMetry by qmetry; ProjectHarmonizer and TotalView by Assure; Quality Manager by Rational-IBM; Certify by worksoft; Emma and Eclemma in sourceforge....
published by Anonymous on February 12, 2016 - 11:50
Summary
It’s really quite neat. On the surface it looks pretty much like Visio, in the sense that you build a flow diagram of the process to be developed. However, Agile Designer goes considerably further. Firstly, once the process flow has been defined, you can automatically generate all the paths through the tree, whether these are successful or failed paths. Next, you can generate test cases for each of these paths.
published by Anonymous on February 9, 2017 - 16:48
Failure isn't an option in many situations, but mistakes and errors can cause complications to arise that can be difficult to recover from. This is why agile testing methodologies have become so integral in software development and release. The involvement of quality assurance personnel from the beginning of a project ensures that testing can begin right away, enabling teams to build a better quality product.
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