Tag: Software Development

Fifty Quick Ideas to Improve Your User Stories | Book Series

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Overview: This is a book for anyone who is working in an iterative delivery environment, and doing planning with user stories. The ideas in this book are helpful to people who are relatively new to user stories and also to the one who have experience in working with user stories. This book will help the readers to write good user stories, spot defects and fix the common issues, and helps you keep it smaller but still valuable, and deal with difficult stuff like cross team requirements and concerns, long-term effects, and non-functional requirements. This book will help you understand the importance of Agile and iterative delivery, and ensure that the right stuff gets delivered through productive discussions between delivery team members and business stakeholders.

Authors:

Gojko Adzic, David Evans

Published In:

2014

Manual Testing | Glossary

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Definition

Manual Testing is a process by which bugs and defects can be found out in a software program module, during development. The Tester plays a prominent role of the ‘end user’ in this method, and verifies the applicability of all the features, and their correct functioning. The Test Cases are manually executed, without the help of any Automation tools.

The differences that arise between actual results, and those desired are treated as defects. Those are then fixed by the developers of the Application. The Tester then retests the defects to ensure that they are fixed. The final goal is to ensure that the Application is error free and works to an optimum quality towards the customer’s satisfaction.

Further Reading

  •  “Software Testing Second Edition SAMS”(book), by Pattton.