Anil Kumar@Testing

Flash technology has become one of the leading contenders in the RIA market, with over 95% of all browser users able to access Flash content. As such, interactive users now place a significant emphasis on the quality and look and feel of the application. Minor errors that may have been overlooked on a static web page can become critical errors that leave users with a confusing, annoying or simply unworkable interface that destroys the user experience.



This white paper highlights the… Continue

Pairwise testing is an that is based on the observation that most faults are caused by interactions of at most two factors. Pairwise-generated test suites cover all combinations of two therefore are much smaller than exhaustive ones yet still very effective in finding defects.effective test case generation technique. All-pairs testing or pairwise testing is a combinatorial software testing method that, for each pair of input parameters to a system (typically, a software algorithm) tests all… Continue

While you growing your Flex application to become a giant serious system, you really want to keep up with testing. Good news, there are options. Got this from and between Derek Wischusen at FlexonRails (my favorate topic) and Aslak Hellesoy, a top RoR guy. FunFX is a free, open source Flex’s automation framework, developed by Peter Motzfeldt, that makes it possible to take advantage of Flex’s automation framework using test scripts written in Ruby. Sweet, that’ll help the Flex/RoR breeding… Continue

Introduction:

The definition of agile testing can be described as follows: "Testing practice for projects using agile technologies, treating development as the customer of testing and emphasizing a test-first design philosophy. In agile development, testing is integrated throughout the lifecycle, testing the software throughout its development."*



Agile is a methodology that is seeing increasingly widespread adoption and it is easy to understand why-especially if you… Continue

Bangalore: Till a few months ago, IT professional T.V. George was earning Rs.70,000 per month, plus perks. But after losing his high-paying job, and being unemployed for three months, George, 31, has started giving tuitions in mathematics and physics to aspiring engineering students in his neighbourhood.





"Now, I am earning Rs.15,000 per month. It's been hard. I got married only a few months before losing my job. So, when I lost my job, I was in a difficult position. Thankfully,… Continue