Category: Quality Assurance

Oracle testing, in the context of software testing, refers to a technique where the expected outcomes of a system or software under test are compared with the actual outcomes produced during testing.  Specifications: This involves comparing the actual behavior of the software with the expected behavior specified in the requirements documentation or other formal specifications.… Continue reading Oracle testing

Jam is a modern bug reporting and debugging tool designed to streamline communication between QA testers, developers, and product teams. Instead of writing long bug reports manually, Jam automatically captures all the technical details needed to reproduce and fix issues. Core Advantages Speed: Reports can be created in seconds. Accuracy: Captures exact steps, logs, and… Continue reading JAM – Bug reporting and Debugging tool

Sage is a versatile test management tool that supports both manual and automated testing. It includes features for test case management, execution tracking, defect management, and reporting. Sage is known for its customizability, support for various testing methodologies, and detailed reporting capabilities. However, it may require additional configuration to meet specific needs and can have… Continue reading Sage

Bitbucket, Atlassian’s Git-based version control platform, excels in supporting testing workflows through its integrated CI/CD tool, Bitbucket Pipelines. This allows teams to automate building, testing, and deploying code directly from repositories, ensuring faster feedback loops and higher code quality. Whether you’re running unit tests, integration tests, or end-to-end automated suites, Bitbucket integrates seamlessly with popular… Continue reading Bitbucket in testing

Cadence Scrum: Fixed sprints (1–4 weeks). Testing must finish inside the sprint. Kanban: Continuous flow. Testing starts as soon as work is ready. When testing starts Scrum: During sprint planning; testing tasks go on the sprint board. Kanban: Immediately when a story moves to “In Development” or “Ready for Test”. Deadline pressure Scrum: Hard sprint… Continue reading Kanban vs Scrum testing

BitBar, is a cloud-based testing platform designed for both mobile and web applications. It enables teams to perform manual (live) and automated testing on real devices and browsers, eliminating the need for maintaining physical infrastructure. Key Features Real Device & Browser Testing Mobile Testing: Access thousands of real iOS and Android devices for manual and… Continue reading BitBar – cloud-based testing platform

Setting up a Quality Assurance (QA) process in an Agile environment provides a structured yet flexible framework to ensure high-quality software while maintaining Agile’s speed and adaptability. Below are the key benefits, organized by category for clarity: 1. Improved Product Quality Continuous testing ensures defects are caught early in each sprint, reducing the likelihood of… Continue reading Benefits of Setting QA Process in an Agile Environment

Revenue recognition is an important accounting principle that determines when and how revenue is recognized in financial statements. Different methods are used depending on the nature of the business, the type of contract, and the timing of service delivery. Three common revenue recognition methods are the straight-line method, the percentage of completion method, and the… Continue reading Revenue Recognition Methods: Straight-Line, Percentage of Completion, and Time and Material