Smoke testing in NetSuite is a quick, high-level test to ensure that the most important and critical system features are working as expected after a new build, customization, or upgrade. This type of testing aims to catch significant issues early in the testing cycle and provides confidence that the core system is stable enough to… Continue reading How to Perform Smoke Testing in NetSuite
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Introduction to Functional Testing in NetSuite
Functional testing is a key aspect of ensuring that your NetSuite system meets your business requirements. This type of testing verifies that all features and workflows function correctly, delivering the intended business value. Functional testing in NetSuite generally follows these steps: Define Requirements: The first step is to understand the specific business requirements that the… Continue reading Introduction to Functional Testing in NetSuite
How to Perform Acceptance Testing in NetSuite
Acceptance testing, or User Acceptance Testing (UAT), is a critical step in ensuring that NetSuite customizations meet the business requirements and are ready for deployment. This phase is typically the final check before going live, with end users actively involved in testing the system under real-world conditions. The goal of UAT is to verify that… Continue reading How to Perform Acceptance Testing in NetSuite
Zebrunner Test Management
Zebrunner Test Management is a modern test management tool designed to streamline the process of creating, managing, and analyzing both manual and automated test cases. It is tailored for Agile and DevOps teams and provides robust integration with CI/CD tools, automation frameworks, and defect tracking systems. Zebrunner’s test management solution aims to provide real-time visibility… Continue reading Zebrunner Test Management
SpiraTest
SpiraTest is a comprehensive test management and quality assurance tool developed by Inflectra. It provides end-to-end testing capabilities that help teams manage requirements, test cases, and bugs within a single platform. SpiraTest is designed for Agile, DevOps, and Waterfall workflows, making it flexible for various project management styles. It supports both manual and automated testing,… Continue reading SpiraTest
QTP/UFT (Unified Functional Testing)
QTP/UFT (Unified Functional Testing) is a widely used automation tool by Micro Focus, ideal for functional, regression, and API testing. Known for its strong support for enterprise applications, UFT helps in automating desktop, web, and mobile applications and offers compatibility with a broad range of technologies, including .NET, Java, SAP, Oracle, and mainframes. Key Features… Continue reading QTP/UFT (Unified Functional Testing)
Applitools Ultrafast Grid
Applitools Ultrafast Grid is an advanced cross-browser and cross-device testing solution designed to significantly speed up visual testing across multiple environments. It allows teams to perform automated visual testing in a fraction of the time compared to traditional methods by utilizing parallel execution in the cloud. Key Features of Applitools Ultrafast Grid: Parallel Testing: Tests… Continue reading Applitools Ultrafast Grid
Testim 3.0
estim 3.0 is the latest iteration of the AI-driven test automation platform by Testim, designed to streamline test creation, execution, and maintenance. The core focus of Testim 3.0 is improving machine learning algorithms to assist in faster and more reliable test automation, especially for web applications. Key features include: AI-Based Test Authoring: Allows users to… Continue reading Testim 3.0
Bruno – The API Client – API Testing
Bruno – The API Client is an innovative, open-source tool designed to streamline API development and testing. It offers a simplified, user-friendly interface, making it ideal for both developers and QA teams focused on efficient API management. Key Features of Bruno: Open Source: Bruno is free to use and contribute to, fostering a collaborative community… Continue reading Bruno – The API Client – API Testing
Comprehensive URL-Based Testing Strategies for Web Applications
1. URL Redirection Testing Open Redirect Testing: Check if the application allows open redirects by manipulating the URL to redirect users to an untrusted site. This can be done by modifying parameters like redirect_url or similar. Expected Outcome: The application should restrict redirects to trusted domains or sanitize the redirect URL. 2. URL Path Traversal… Continue reading Comprehensive URL-Based Testing Strategies for Web Applications