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Unit Testing: Benefits and Test Cases Samples

Sometimes testers, especially the “green” one, feel difficulty about different types of checking. But it is very important to understand the essence of each software testing type, especially unit testing

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RDBM Testing Tools

The specialists of software testing company usually perform database testing using special tools. For a successful RDBMS (Relational DataBase Management System) testing, it is required two types of testing tools.

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What Is Database Sandbox?

Note: this article was updated in December 2019. Who hasn’t played with the sandbox in childhood?! Probably, only a few…or nobody? But what do these childhood memories have in common

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11 Books Each QA Engineer Should Read

Dedicating your life to software testing, a person should realize that it is a rather complex science which includes a lot of aspects, information, and actions. Whether you would like

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What Is ETL Testing?

ELT is an abbreviation for Extraction, Transformation, and Loading of data. ETL testing is closely connected with data warehousing but still they have their own specific features. Nowadays, databases are

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How Can a Tester Improve His Working Process?

Software testing closely echoes the changing of the seasons, because of its timing and work conditions. It can be full-featured website testing with the distinct specification at one period of

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When Emulation Is Not Enough: Testing in Production

In a software testing lab, a lot of attention is given to bug hunting in a testing environment. Some customers believe that it is all they need for a bug-free product.

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Fundamentals of Software Testing

Practical effectiveness of test effort may notably vary depending on multiple factors. Each type of testing, such as functional testing, security testing or load testing, has its own particularities. Still,

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Things Testers Don’t Enjoy about Their Work

Different polls and surveys show that testers generally love their jobs. But there are several things that may bother even the most satisfied expert of software testing. Some of these

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Testing Is an Activity. Or Is It?

Lately there has been a lot of talk about whether software testing can be considered as an activity or not. Perhaps the correct answer is that testing is not actually

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Software Testing: Say No to Narrow Thinking

People in a software testing company often think that testers just execute test cases and occasionally update or create them. This wrong belief may negatively affect the work of a

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