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What Is WPA (Wi-Fi Protected Access)?

Wireless networking has become very popular and many people were and still are not interested in the way the data is sent through the air and how this information can

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Tools for Automated Web Testing

In the field of software testing, it is necessary to quickly check new versions of different products, especially if to talk about web products. Automated testing will help to cope

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Unit vs Integration vs Functional Testing

There are various types of software testing and the QA specialists should be aware of their specific features and different peculiarities. If the test is engaged in mobile testing, then

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Briefly about System Testing

The procedure of system checking is connected with unit, integration and acceptance testing. System testing is conducted in order to check functional and nonfunctional requirements to the system as a unique

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What Are the Requirements for Video Game Tester?

Nowadays the game industry is very popular. New versions of different games and new innovative games are released rather often. There are a lot of gamers not only among the

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Why Do Testers Use Jira?

While performing different software testing types, a QA team needs somehow to monitor, process and maintain the system issues that were detected. Every bug has its status, priority, and severity.

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Security Testing Tools

Nowadays, security of personal and corporate data plays an important role. And a huge attention is paid to thorough penetration testing, security testing, access control testing, etc. To check whether

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Types of Regression Testing

Note: this article was updated in December 2019. Regression testing is a type of activity designed to verify changes made to an application or environment, for example: after defect fixing,

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JUnit vs TestNG

Usually, in order to conduct thorough and detailed software testing, specialists use special tools and frameworks. It can be tools for automated testing or load testing, frameworks for system testing

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Smoke Testing vs Sanity Testing

Sanity testing is conducted after a build with fixed bugs and modified code is received. Its aim is to make sure that the functionality operates properly. This software testing type

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What Diagrams Should QA Be Familiar With?

The biggest problem of any software testing – you should test everything. And this “everything” is very hard to transform into a quantity form. But a tester should realize what

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