Ness Digital Engineering, has a record of working with its customers to create thoughtful and engaging mobile applications that thrive in the digital economy. This blog will outline an example where Ness was able to successfully help a customer select an automated testing tool for a mobile application. Manual testing of mobile applications, (since the […]read more »
In this current era of digital innovation, making an application inclusive for the differently abled should be considered paramount. Global regulatory compliances for accessibility ensure that standards are followed when making applications accessible to one and all. Accessible applications obviously establish themselves firmly into the market and often have wider reach in comparison to an […]read more »
“Program testing can be used to show the presence of bugs, but never to show their absence!” – Edsger Dijkstra, Dutch computer scientist. The importance of software testing is well recognized and acknowledged. However, what to test, when to test and how to test; has kept evolving over time as we walk the progressive path […]read more »
Applications in this digital era have increasingly diverse and complex testing needs. These can cover functionality, performance, usability, mobility, security, and responsiveness to name a few. With a plethora of automation tools available to cater to one or more needs, the process of identifying and selecting the right tool becomes a challenge. A common misconception […]read more »
This is the third post in our series on test automation With the software industry going Agile in a big way and the emergence of digital technology, testing is no longer a “later stage” activity. Rather, testing has to remain hand in hand with development, ensuring “done-ness” at all times. Agile requires that tests for […]read more »
In our previous post, we introduced and explained the idea behind a test automation pyramid supported by a wide base of unit tests. In this post, we want to elaborate a little more on that bottom tier focused on unit test automation. The motivation behind automation should be now clear. As the size of the […]read more »
The pyramid model for test automation devised by Mike Cohn recommends adoption of three layers of tests for the right automation mix. Unit tests at the base of the pyramid take up most of the automation testing work, followed by the middle layer consisting of integration or service level tests. The uppermost layer is the […]read more »
