On this page are our various articles and posts that relate to the various software testing methods and our experiences with testing over the years. Our testers are deeply knowledgeable on a wide variety of testing topics which has allowed spriteCloud to create a fairly extensive blog on software testing, quality assurance, DevOps, cybersecurity, and test automation.
Here you can find articles ranging from things like managing remote working testers and developers, an explanation of the benefits and drawbacks of test automation, test automation in CI/CD, and an article describing the differences between penetration testing and vulnerability scanning.
Scroll through this page to see many interesting articles about software testing or click on the individual sub-categories for more specific topics. These are sub-categories that coincide with the software testing services and areas of expertise we maintain at spriteCloud. These sub-categories cover the topics of test automation, performance and load testing, mobile app testing, agile and DevOps, and cybersecurity testing.
As famous quality management expert W. Edwards Deming pointed out, the quality of a product is not detected, the quality is already there. Therefore, software quality cannot be improved by strengthening testing assurance, quality needs to be built into software products. Inspection does not improve the quality, nor guarantee quality. Inspection is too late. The …
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The Internet of Things (IoT) has become quite a buzzword in the last 5 years. Most people understand IoT as smart, WI-FI connected gadgets like smart TVs, Alexa, or smart toasters. However, from an industrial perspective, the Internet of Things has allowed traditionally ‘dumb’ processes in wastewater treatment or manufacturing to be fitted with smart, …
Curious to understand how your software systems can withstand turbulent and unexpected conditions? Learn from Prashant how you can perform experiments to put these systems to the test to help you create better and more robust end results. By purposefully introducing failures or chaos into your systems, the development team can build robust systems that …
