Posts Tagged ‘Software Testing’

Understanding Quality Cost

February 5, 2009

As we know, building quality into the software involves cost – I came across a detailed and useful article on “Quality Cost” at LogiGear Newsletter.

Author Rob Pirozzi classifies quality costs into four types: Prevention costs, Appraisal costs, Internal failure costs, and External failure costs. For software practitioners and quality professionals, it is very important to [...]

There is always one more bug

February 5, 2009

Michael Bolton at DevelopSense blog says that a significant question for software testers is:
“Is there a problem here?”
Great question for testers. In a thought exchange, one of our clients said “I am a firm believer in the fact that however long we test, there-is-always-one-more-bug. As a testers, it is very crucial for us to know where [...]

Load Testing – Considerations

January 27, 2009

Load Testing is one of the most difficult phases of development cycle – since it deals not only with the testing tools but also with the overall test infrastructure.
I suggest reading “The Ten Commandments of Load Testing” over at “My Load Test” weblog listing some of the very basic considerations on load testing.
The ones I [...]