What is a functional requirement? A functional requirement spells out what your software must actually do—the features and behaviors it needs to work properly. Unlike non-functional requirements that ...

What is happy path testing? Happy path testing verifies your software works correctly when everything goes right. Instead of ...

What is a test fixture? A test fixture is your testing environment's foundation - it includes all the data, settings, and ...

What is pair testingPair testing puts two people together at one workstation to test software - usually a tester paired with ...

What is an edge case? An edge case pushes your software to its limits by testing extreme scenarios and boundary conditions.

What is regression testing?Regression testing verifies that code changes haven't broken existing functionality. When you're ...

What is end-to-end testing? E2E testing checks if your app works from the user's perspective. You test complete workflows like signing up, making a purchase, or uploading files to verify everything ...

What is integration testing?Integration testing verifies how different parts of your application work together in real-world ...

What are test metrics? Test metrics are measurements that reveal how well your testing efforts are working. They show if your ...

What is shift-left testing? Shift-left testing is an approach that emphasizes moving testing activities earlier in the ...

What is agile testing?Instead of waiting until development is done, agile testing happens continuously throughout each sprint ...

Data from performance and load tests can be difficult to interpret. Process behaviour charts cut out noise and enable you to analyse your data by listening to the voice of the process.  This talk ...