One approach that we take to software quality assurance testing is the preparation of extensive manual test cases (sometimes called test scripts, although this gets easily confused with test automation). We don’t always employ test cases of this level – they take considerable time to create and maintain as well as to execute, and projects… Read more »
The Top 3 Benefits of Automated Testing
How can automated testing improve your project? As automated quality assurance services continue to grow, we find that many companies question whether automated testing is right for their products. What are some of the advantages your product can see by making use of these services? Accurate, consistent, and reusable test scripts Automation excels at running… Read more »
Microsoft Edge Preview
We’ve been spending some time looking at the developer preview of Edge 76, based on the Chromium engine. While the new Edge doesn’t have a release date yet, it will supplant the current version of the browser at some point in the likely near future. Based on what we are seeing, the Edge preview is… Read more »
Where Old Systems Go to Die
When you run a QA lab with hundreds of systems, you run into some unique problems – how to identify the systems naturally, IP conflicts on the network because someone rebounded the wrong address, and what to do with the systems when they reach the end of their useful lives. Most of them, we recycle… Read more »
