Venkatesh M

You know this feeling if you’ve been in QA long enough: your test suite appears pristine, your reports are green, and you think for a moment that you’ve got it. And then, someone on the team will ask, “Hey, why didn’t this failure appear in the report?” That’s when your… Continue Reading Debugging Private and Global Suppression Issues: Lessons From the Trenches

Testing hourly Phishtank URL data synchronization is a complex task that can be made or broken by your security infrastructure. This manual assists cybersecurity engineers, QA teams, and DevOps experts in overcoming the complexities of testing while processing thousands of phishing URLs per hour. Real-time URL data feeds require bulletproof… Continue Reading Overcoming Testing Issues in Hourly Phishtank URL Data Synchronization

Overview   Communication as an operation comes hand-in-hand with load and stress testing. Not long ago, I had the honor of executing an SMS use case of sending 10 million messages in SMS: performing sending it in mass. Obviously, every test was beyond the bare minimum. Dominant successes needed to be… Continue Reading Ways To Overcome The Obstacles Associated With SMS Messaging Load Testing At 10 Million Sends

Introduction Imagine this: You’re at the finish line of a large project, ready to roll out your application. The anticipation grows, then just as you’re about to press the big red button, a scary thought intrudes on your mind: what if there’s a bug hiding somewhere within your code, waiting… Continue Reading How to Avoid Bug Leakage in Production as a Developer and QA – 7 Essential Tips!

Have you ever found yourself struggling to create effective test scenarios or identify elusive bugs in your software testing process? You’re not alone. Many testers face challenges when it comes to applying logical thinking to their work Understanding Logical Thinking in Software Testing A. Definition and importance Logical thinking in… Continue Reading Improve logical thinking for software testing

In today’s fast-paced digital landscape, where system failures can lead to significant financial losses and damaged reputations, traditional testing methods often fall short. Chaos testing takes a bold, proactive approach by intentionally introducing failures into your systems to uncover vulnerabilities before they become real-world problems. It’s like stress-testing your application… Continue Reading What is Chaos Testing in QA and Why You Need It

1.1 Definition of Accessibility Testing Accessibility testing is the process of evaluating a website, application, or digital media to ensure it can be used by people with varying disabilities. This involves checking for compatibility with assistive technologies, like screen readers, and verifying that all functionalities are available to everyone, regardless… Continue Reading Accessibility Testing : A Simple Guide

I. Understanding the Roles: Development and Quality Assurance A. The Development Team’s Responsibilities Overview of Development PracticesThe development team is responsible for creating the software. This involves writing code, designing features, and ensuring that the application meets the intended requirements. Developers engage in various practices, from pair programming to code… Continue Reading Bridging the Gap: Effective Collaboration Between Development and Quality Assurance Teams

1. Introduction to UI 1.1 What is UI Testing? User Interface (UI) testing is a crucial aspect of software development that focuses on validating the graphical elements of an application. The primary purpose is to ensure that all components—such as buttons, text fields, and menus—function correctly and provide a seamless… Continue Reading UI Testing with Chrome Tools: A Comprehensive Guide