Feeling the squeeze of constant software testing? A smart test automation strategy is your key to faster releases and better quality. This post shares practical advice and a test automation strategy example to get you started. We'll cover the essentials of building a winning automated testing plan, including different types of automated tests and best practices. Plus, we'll explore how to balance automated and manual testing for maximum impact.

Technology has changed the way we live our day-to-day life and how we interact with devices. Success in any field or domain depends on how we use technology. Initially, we were using desktop applications, then web applications, and now we are using mobile applications.

Testing the software at different levels helps us deliver quality software. White Box Testing is the stage where we check if the software meets our requirements.

When starting the journey of testing out your software to improve quality and customer satisfaction, companies and stakeholders might have a lot of questions and require help answering them. Perhaps the first thing that comes to mind is not necessarily how to write test cases, but rather “What are they?”, “Why are they important?”, and “When should we do this?”.

In this article, we’ll be discussing what regression testing is, why it’s helpful, and how to do it. Regression testing tells us how unchanged or old features will be affected when adding a feature, deleting a feature, modifying a feature, and fixing defects. In regression testing, we re-execute the same test cases in different releases or builds or test cycles to make sure that changes like adding, deleting, modifying feature, and fixing defects is not affecting the other features.