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back to homepageSoftware Development (Doesn’t) Need Independent QA
14.11.2024
In the fast-paced world of software development, a well-polished release gives higher ground over competition. The ocean is so red that everyone is forced to move fast, but if things
Read MoreFive reasons why developers are not good testers
18.02.2020
Why developers are so frustrated with testing? Why there are so many discussions, and, what is more important, memes on the net like Tester vs Developer? YES, there is a
Read MoreSoftware Development: Problems and Solutions
25.01.2017
Software product development is a complex process which is obligatory accompanied with testing. To perform thorough software testing, QA team should plan the test strategy, pick up techniques and methodologies,
Read MoreWhat Is TDD (Test Driven Development)?
19.01.2016
TDD is an abbreviation for test driven development. It is the special practice of the code creation used by developers. Not all development teams practice TDD. One may think that
Read MoreSoftware Development or Testing? What to Choose?
15.10.2014
Software development and software testing are two different kinds of work, but they have equal career opportunities. More than that, in a great number of companies people with these professions
Read MoreDeveloping Software on the Basis of Existing App
15.07.2013
Decision to develop new software on the basis of an existing application brings many challenges. But it is still possible to be on top of issues. To justify expectations developing
Read MoreRules for Effective Software Dev and Testing
20.05.2013
To become successful any software testing company should find a balance between cost and revenues. Budgets and revenues apply not only to the period of the development and testing, but
Read MoreSignificance of Education and Training During Software Development
19.12.2011
Teaching and training provide people-based solutions to eliminate the source of software bugs. Software practitioners notice for a long time that the human factor is the most important indicator in
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