The Interaction Between People in Software project

Nowadays there are a lot of roles in a software project. And somebody unavoidably must implement these tasks. In small companies (for example, one-person development organization) all of these positions will be performed by a single person. That person designs, develops, conducts software testing of his own...

Statistics of Errors in the Code

According to western experts, the programmer makes a mistake on average once at five lines of code (including erratum). Approximately 90% of these errors is corrected by the programmer, the rest are detected by subsequent software testing. Accordingly, the transition from one error in 500 lines to one...

Hyperbole in Testing! (Shame on us)

It’s funny how it’s always easier to point out the speck in someone else’s eye and ignore the giant plank in your own as a great 1st century religious figure once pointed out.  (I’m talking about Jesus!!  Matthew 7:3.  It’s Christmas time!!) And no other group on the whole face of the earth...

Zombie Testing!

While conversing with my colleagues Bill and Shannon, Shannon threw out the phrase “Zombie Testing”.  They had been talking about zombies and zombie survival all morning.  As soon as the words came out of his mouth, the lights came on for Bill and I. We chit-chatted a second about the concept, and...

Top 10 Negative Test cases

Negative test cases are designed to test the software in ways it was not intended to be used, and should be a part of your testing effort.  Below are the top 10 negative test cases you should consider when designing your test effort: Embedded Single Quote – Most SQL based database...

Demotivators in Software Testing. Part 2.

Funny pictures again. Related Posts:The Interaction Between People in Software projectBlack-Box Testing & White-Box Testing. What Is The Same and What Is Different?Principal Models Used In a Software Testing TechniqueHow Can We Reach Quantifiable Quality Improvement? Requirements-Based Testing...