QASource Blog

It’s imperative that startups move quickly when releasing new products and features to get them into customers’ hands. Most startups allocate a significant amount of funding and resources for development to accomplish this; likewise, many startups don’t set aside enough for QA. However, there usually comes a tipping point when it becomes necessary to invest in QA. Let’s examine the following scenarios that might motivate you to invest in QA.

One of the integral parts of a software system and security testing is restricting a user's access to information by introducing user roles and permissions. This blog will provide you with complete knowledge about access management.

A complete walkthrough on voice assistant and how it can return relevant information by listening specific keywords. This covers purpose, types, characteristics, and how to test voice assistant software.

The software testing industry has experienced rapid growth over the past year, driven by the continuous emergence of new testing methodologies, tools, and practices. With the digital transformation era underway, organizations must ensure their software products are tested in order to meet customer needs and launch successfully.

In this autocast, we will discuss some of the superpowers that raised the level of the standard automation framework and help test the application more rigorously compared to the standard approach.

In an agile testing environment, both developers and testers are involved in the software development life cycle from beginning to end.

In this newsletter, we will be discussing WebRTC technology, its testing approach, and how we can measure the performance of WebRTC-based applications providing unified real-time communication.

The Agile testing environment creates strength in numbers. It aligns the talents and vision of your entire team to ensure the promise of your product becomes a market reality. Every stakeholder in your software development life cycle is involved from beginning to end. You can maintain an end-user focus through the development and analysis of daily builds using a cyclical, continuous integration model. The core of the Agile environment is the relationship between developers and testers. Each plays a vital role in what has traditionally been the other's exclusive domain. Developers participate in automated unit testing, for example, while testers are involved right from the initial sprint planning.

Enterprises that want to upscale their business further and enhance their employee's performance have begun to utilize m-learning to deliver training. With content flexibility, multimedia usage, instant outcomes, and continuous engagement, m-learning platforms ensure that the user’s learning experience remains enriching, dynamic, and distinctive.