Interfacing testing

What is Interface Testing? Interface Testing is defined as a software testing type which verifies whether the communication between two different software systems is done correctly. A connection that integrates two components is called interface. This interface in a computer world could be anything like API’s, web services, etc. Testing of these connecting services or… Continue reading Interfacing testing

API Testing in Software Testing

API Testing :As we know API stands for Application Programming Interface which acts as an intermediate of communication between two applications. Due to this intermediary role of API (Application Programming Interface) two applications talk to each other and performs the required actions efficiently. API contains a set of rules and guidelines based on which the… Continue reading API Testing in Software Testing

Difference Between Mobile App Testing and Web Testing

In the eCommerce world, to make your business successful, you need to be omnipresent. From the big screen to the small screen, you need to make sure that you don’t miss out on your audience anywhere. There might be a section of your customers who enjoy shopping on the desktop while the others prefer it… Continue reading Difference Between Mobile App Testing and Web Testing

CLOUD TESTING- AN ADVANCEMENT IN SOFTWARE TESTING

1.INTRODUCTIONSoftware testing is one of the significant activities in SDLC. It is performed to validate the functionality of softwarepackage according to the expectation of user/ customer. In general, software testing is performed within theorganization using an internal infrastructure.Due to the growing complexity of business applications, it is harder to build and maintain in-house testing facilitiesthat… Continue reading CLOUD TESTING- AN ADVANCEMENT IN SOFTWARE TESTING

Introducing Automated Testing and TestComplete

Software testing is the process of investigating an application and finding errors in it. The difference between testing and simply exploring is that testing involves comparing the application output to an expected standard and determining whether the application functions as expected. In other words, the tester may need not only to ensure that the application displays a… Continue reading Introducing Automated Testing and TestComplete