TestVerse: Navigating the Universe of Software Testing

  Manual Vs. Automation Testing: Pros & Cons Manual Testing: Pros : Exploratory Testing: Manual testing allows testers to explore the application and identify unanticipated issues. UI/UX Testing: Manual testers can evaluate the user interface and experience more effectively, catching usability issues. Flexible: Manual testers can adapt to changes in requirements quickly and execute ad hoc tests as needed. Initial Learning: Manual testing doesn't require deep programming knowledge, making it accessible to a wider range of testers. Complex Scenarios: In cases of intricate scenarios or ambiguous requirements, manual testing can provide more comprehensive evaluation. Cons : Time-Consuming:   Manual testing is slower compared to automated testing, particularly for regression testing and repetitive tasks. Human Error: Manual tests are prone to human errors, which can result in inconsistent results. Limited Regression Testing: Manua...

  Types of Software Testing: A Comprehensive Guide Let’s Explore the Different Types of Software Testing, Software testing is a critical phase in the software development lifecycle that helps ensure a software product's quality, reliability, and functionality. Several types of software testing serve different purposes in identifying defects and ensuring that the software meets its requirements. Here are some of the most common types of software testing like Functional Testing, Non-Functional Testing, Automation Testing, Agile Testing, and their sub-types, etc. Each type of testing has its features, advantages, and disadvantages. Here we have covered mostly every type of software testing we usually use in our day-to-day testing life. Types of Software Testing: 1. Manual Testing 2. Automation Testing 1. Manual Testing : What is Manual Testing? Testing any software or an application according to requirements without using any automation tool is known as  M a...