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Interface Testing

Interface Testing is an important process for software development, as it ensures that any user interface element within a software application is functioning correctly. It involves testing both the visual and functional elements of the user interface and can take place during the development process, prior to releasing the application. The purpose of interface testing is to improve the quality of the user experience by validating the interface’s usability.

React Native Async Storage

React Native Async Storage is a simple, unencrypted, asynchronous, persistent, and key-value storage system that is global to the app and should be used instead of LocalStorage.
One of the critical features of Async Storage is that it is asynchronous, which means that all operations are non-blocking. Making it a good choice for storing large amounts of data, or for storing data that is accessed frequently.

How to Run Workflow Smart Button in Ribbon Workbench | XrmToolBox?

In this blog, we will show you how you can use the Run Workflow button from Smart Buttons in the Ribbon Workbench. In case you haven’t yet installed Smart Buttons in your Ribbon Workbench for your organization – For that here is a post from which you can add buttons – https://www.xrmlabs.com/About-Us/XRMs-Blog/Post/8466/How-to-Install-Smart-Buttons-for-Ribbon-Workbench-XrmToolBox

Alpha testing

Alpha testing is a type of software testing that involves a group of external users testing the software to ensure that any detected bugs or issues are resolved before the software is released to the public.The “alpha” in alpha testing stands for “alpha version”, which typically indicates a preliminary or incomplete version of the software. A successful alpha test will identify problems that can cause the software to crash or become unreliable when it is made available to the public. To find those problems, the team conducting the alpha usually provides detailed feedback to the software developers who created the software.

What is UAT (User Acceptance Testing)

Before a product is made available to the public or an organization, User Acceptance Testing, or UAT, is an essential stage of software testing that ensures that it satisfies user requirements and functions as expected. UAT is the final stage of software development and is typically carried out by a customer or end user.

UAT, or User Acceptance Testing, is a process where users test software or other IT systems in order to validate that it meets the specified requirements and satisfies their needs. It involves testing for usability, performance, accuracy, consistency, and other criteria as determined by the end user or customer. The goal is to ensure that the system meets its goals and that it is acceptable for deployment in the customer's environment.

Beta Testing

Beta testing is the process of testing a pre-release version of software or hardware in a real-world or laboratory environment with real users. It typically happens toward the end of the development phase, when the majority of the coding has been finished and the majority of bugs have been ironed out. Beta testing is an invaluable tool for software and hardware developers and provides them with a realistic picture of how their product will be received in the real world. 

Earlier I had written about Software Testing Life Cycle to improve the quality of the product and also automated testing tool, today I will share my thoughts related ‘Testing Methodology’ which I experienced while I performed the tests. There are primarily two testing methodology to test software today I will discuss about the ‘Black Box Testing’ method. 

Application Programming Interface (API) testing is a sort of software testing that examines APIs, or application programming interfaces. These testing services attest to the accuracy, functionality, security, and dependability of an application. When running test cases with the aid of API testing tools, QA teams gain from API automation. You utilise software to submit requests to the API, retrieve output, and record the system's answer rather than utilising typical user inputs (the keyboard) and outputs. 

We all know Managing Large Scale Projects are very challenging. As we face many challenges that an organization faces while deploying and managing the computer software testing process (STLC) software testing life cycle these challenges can be overcome using the following best practices available in the testing industries.

Introduction to React Native Navigation

Navigating your app is one of the most critical aspects of creating a successful user experience. React Native Navigation provides a powerful solution for creating and managing Navigation in your React Native app.

With React Native Navigation, you can easily add and remove components, set up routing, and pass data between screens. The library provides a rich set of APIs to help you customize the navigation experience. For example, you can add custom animations, gestures, and transitions between screens.