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What is Git?

Get started with Git. The full form of Git. The history of Git. Who developed it and how much is it popular compared to its competitors.

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What is Agile Testing?

Agile testing is a method of software testing that adapts the principles emulated by Agile software development. The fundamental principle of this testing method revolves around adapting to rapid deployment cycles. Read more…

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Sanity Testing vs Smoke Testing

Sanity testing is a brief testing of major functionalities of software based on specifications, requirements, and features. Smoke testing is a quick-and-dirty run through the major functionalities of the software without bothering with details and functionalities.

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Verification vs Validation

In verification, testers ensure that the system meets the organization’s standards and processes, and answers the question “Did we build the right system?” In validation, testers physically ensure that the system has met all business and user requirements, and that the features and functionalities are working as designed.

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What is Exploratory Testing?

Exploratory testing – a term coined by Cem Kaner – is a software testing method that implements learning, test design, and test execution at the same time simply because you explore while testing. It really doesn’t follow a set of procedures, scripts or standards that is why it is mistakenly known as the “do it yourself” or careless activity, which is in fact, this approach describes an intellectual testing.

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What Should be Done After a Bug is Found?

The primary goal of any tester is to detect as many bugs as possible irrespective of the techniques (s)he uses. Once a bug has been found, a tester is required to submit a bug report. Hence, a bug report should be well documented. Make it easy and clear to let the developer know the exact failure of the software.

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What is a Test Case and How to Write a Test Case?

A test case is a set of procedures, conditions, executions, and expected results verifying the software compliance with the requirements. Writing a test case covers the objective of the test case, conditions, steps to perform, necessary inputs, expected result, actual result and notes from the tester.

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Introduction to WordPress Dashboard Part-2

This is the second part on Introduction to WordPress dashboard series. Refer the first part here. We will continue with where we left in the first part. Appearance Section On clicking this section it will show subsections such as Themes, Customize, Widgets, Menus,...

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What do We Understand by Software Requirement Specification (SRS) Document? Where Does SRS Comes into The Picture in Software Testing?

Software Requirement Specification (SRS) document serves as a means of communication between the client (user) and developer because it defines the “what” and “how” of a software project. It contains the purpose, functionality, design, constraint and behavior of the software in which it details how the software should be implemented. SRS should be written in simple and exact language for the client and developer to easily understand and be able to develop the software correctly.

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Introduction to WordPress Dashboard Part-1

WordPress dashboard is a huge topic. We have divided the tutorial in a three part series on Introduction to WordPress dashboard. This is the first part. WordPress dashboard is the interface where administrators or other users manage website page, posts and perform...

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How to link a domain to a webhost?

In a real world you buy a plot of land and build your house on it. You then get an address and point all your guests to that address when you wish to invite them. In a virtual world you buy webhosting and build your website on it. You then get a domain name and point...

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