Negative Testing | Glossary

Definition 

Negative Testing in Software development refers to the process of testing a software application with invalid input, or unexpected user behaviour. This helps in determining whether the application is capable of handling exceptions efficiently.

Further Reading

  • “Testing Computer Software”, by Cem Kaner, Hung Q Nguyen, and Jack Falk.
  • “Lessons Learned in Software Testing”, by Bret Pettichord, Cem Kaner, and James Marcus Bach.

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Minimum Marketable Features | Glossary

Definition

A Minimum Marketable Feature is the smallest unit of functionality that can be delivered to the customer, which can be developed quickly to deliver value to them.

Further Reading 

  • “Software by Numbers: Low-Risk High Return Development”, by Mark Denne and Dr. Jane Cleland-Huang.

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