Posts from the ‘Basic of Software testing’ Category

Testing hierarchy

Performance testing has something to do with concurrency and achieving good performance is hard and requires intimate knowledge of shared variables, thread locals, monitors, java.util.concurrent.*, etc. A performance tester or performance engineer may even be responsible for tuning the JVM garbage collector and that’s really a profession in its own. At the bottom of the [...]

Software testing Document

Software testing means checking the software whether the software is compatible enough to be used properly and whether it is satisfying the people. The world has become modern now. There are many companies who provide software to the people. If the people do not like the software of one company they would buy the software [...]

Client-Server Testing Technology

Client-server software requires specific forms of testing to prevent or predict catastrophic errors. Servers go down, records lock, I/O (Input/Output) errors and lost messages can really cut into the benefits of adopting this network technology. Testing addresses system performance and scalability by understanding how systems respond to increased workloads and what causes them to fail. [...]

Basic of Software Testing

I am in process to compile a list of good books on software testing. Soon I will share this list with you. Here is a quick post to share an online testing book I found “A Software Testing Primer” by Nick Jenkins. Basically this book is an introduction to software testing. So those who are [...]

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