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Master a regression testing strategy that simplifies your workflow and ensures software stability. Get practical tips to make testing less of a hassle.

As we all know during software testing we uncover bugs in functionality, requirements, user flows, data, user experience and interface, etc. We put strenuous effort to avoid leaking bugs to production. In most cases, it’s inevitable to face some unpleasant scenarios. However, even the most experienced software testers can sometimes miss bugs, and nothing feels worse than when your boss notices that a customer found an ugly bug that made its way into production. We cannot ensure a pure bug-free product, but we can do our best to arrest important bugs that hamper the product's functionality. To do this, we need to follow a certain set of procedures and processes. In this blog post, we'll look at various ways that software testers may take to avoid that unpleasant experience and ensure the delivery of quality products and applications.

The world is racing ahead and you don’t want to be left behind. So many theories and processes are developed, discussed, and applied to stay at par in this race, but effective communication is often overlooked. Its importance across different teams cannot be overstated. When teams fail to communicate efficiently, many misunderstandings occur, leading to reduced efficiency and missed opportunities. However, when the flow of communication is smooth and effective, various segments of the organization show a lot of enhanced collaboration that will always lead to significant increases in productivity. In this article, I will present practical strategies for improving cross-team communication. We will examine a case study of a mid-sized tech company that tried and implemented many key communication strategies to achieve success.

Software engineers and product managers (PMs) work closely together to create in-demand tech products. Product management can seem like a natural next step for software engineers who are ready for a new challenge or want to advance their careers. But can a software engineer become a product manager, and if so, how?

Creating software that users love involves more than just clean code. It requires rigorous testing. Alpha and beta testing in software testing are key to this process. Alpha testing, an early internal check, helps catch bugs before they reach real users. It's a crucial step, happening before beta testing, and surprisingly, doesn't require coding knowledge. Want to learn more about how alpha testing fits into the software development lifecycle (SDLC)? Keep reading!

Online retail sales are booming, expected to top $6.33 trillion in 2024. Mobile shopping will grab a huge chunk of that, over $2.5 trillion! With so much at stake, your retail app needs to be rock-solid. That's where retail testing comes in. It's how you ensure your app is flawless, user-friendly, and secure. This guide covers everything you need to know about retail software testing, from functional and usability tests to performance and security checks. We'll also touch on retail app testing and other key aspects of software testing in retail, so you can build an app that thrives in today's competitive market. eMarketer’s Retail E-commerce Sales Worldwide mobile shopping