"someone whose opinion matters has been part of the development since day one and the checklist has been made based on those conditions. these list was used to consider what fails and what not. So getting it to fail would pass 1-5 but not preparing…"
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Testing all pages,
Started this discussion. Last reply by Enrique T. Campita II Jan 6, 2010. 13 Replies 0 Likes
CRUD - To or not to??
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Who checks the developers correction.
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Ajay Balamurugadas replied to Enrique T. Campita II's discussion Testing all pages,"What does the stakeholder expect when they say 'testing a webpage'.
- Are we looking for any particular kind of errors/bugs/issues?
- Are we making sure nothing is broken from the last time we tested?
- Are we making sure that a…"
Joe Strazzere replied to Enrique T. Campita II's discussion Testing all pages,"I almost never rely on just a sampling of production data to be my test data set. Sample size, or randomness isn't really the issue.
In order to test all the features, it's almost always essential to construct test data specifically for…"
Enrique T. Campita II replied to Enrique T. Campita II's discussion Testing all pages,"correct, sample size that considers both positive and negative conditions of. not random."
Joe Strazzere replied to Enrique T. Campita II's discussion Testing all pages,""All I know, and expect, is that a sample sized data should give a fairly accurate picture of that feature."
You might get lucky, I guess, and a sample would do this for you. But probably not.
I wouldn't test this way. Usually…"
Enrique T. Campita II replied to Enrique T. Campita II's discussion Testing all pages,"Can you elaborate on "What is my mission" as normally i only got one, which is "get it to fail""
Enrique T. Campita II replied to Enrique T. Campita II's discussion Testing all pages,"thanks actually it does make a lot of sense. and it does in fact clears things up even more when we keep rephrasing things. The site in question connects to another site which holds tons of data or pages. So my thinking was to get a Sampling set, to…"
Sharath Byregowda replied to Enrique T. Campita II's discussion Testing all pages,"This could be off-topic but it's great to see this reply on the first working day of the year, two different approaches to the same query.
- question to a question to understand the mission and context better - Ajay
- make assumptions and…"
Ajay Balamurugadas replied to Enrique T. Campita II's discussion Testing all pages,"My first question would be "How much time do I have?" and "What is my mission?"
Depending on the answers to above questions, I'd frame the answer to your question. :)
Joe Strazzere's views suit a particular mission…"
Joe Strazzere replied to Enrique T. Campita II's discussion Testing all pages,"Perhaps I'm not clear.
If you are checking content, then you may need to look at every page of content at a particular point in time. That might include a huge amount of generated pages, as well as static pages.
But if you are testing the…"
Enrique T. Campita II replied to Enrique T. Campita II's discussion Testing all pages,"Agree, and those of the latter category needs an automatic function that says "no content available" or "Search not found" or something like that when server side didnt send any data back.
Is it reasonable to suggest that…"
Joe Strazzere replied to Enrique T. Campita II's discussion Testing all pages,"You should understand how the pages come to exist.
If they are each crafted individually, then you should assess the risk of not testing every page, and proceed accordingly. Here, you often would want to test each page.
If on the other hand, the…"
Enrique T. Campita II posted a discussionTesting all pages,
if your site, say something like ebay, with more than 2kpages. should you be testing every pages? making sure no pages didnt follow layout and no pages didnt get data from server?
Dave Whalen replied to Enrique T. Campita II's discussion CRUD - To or not to??"I whole-heartedly agree. I don't think the issue is IF we should allow data to be deleted, but WHO should be allowed to delete it and WHEN it should be deleted.
A lot depends on the specific system. Some applications, by law or regulation,…"
Enrique T. Campita II replied to Naveed's discussion Which testing Strategy and Technique will suit you if............"I guess your right.. enough with the clients point of view and trying to assume you can pick their thoughts or analyze how they want their system to work and just test it as you see it fit."
Enrique T. Campita II replied to Tina Zylman's discussion Where/How to Obtain Automated Testing Training?"Nice question. any in Asia? Im starting to feel like Im alone here. wahhhh"
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Domain analysis best tips and techniques
Posted on August 31, 2009 at 4:28 0 Comments 0 Likes
As an SQA Its been part of my job to identify clients business logic and define it in the SRS in such a manner that it wont be misinterpreted by the development team. At times I end up receiving their current system for me to analyze and put into a document that would be used as basis for the new system they want developed. Where does Domain analysis get in and what is the best tips and techniques in accomplishing it?
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- At 13:24 on June 14, 2009,
Justin Hunter said… - Enrique,
Welcome to the Software Testers Club and thank you for your interest in the Hexawise test design tool. I'll send you a pre-release access user name and password later this month. Please let me know if you have any feedback about things you like, things you think could be improved, and/or any ideas you have for new features.
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