In the past decade we’ve published 207 posts on our blog. Many writers, many topics, different approaches and one common subject: Software Testing. One of our readers has brought to our attention recently, his observation of the different topics these posts covered during the years. It made us review all of the posts, finding interesting [...]
Summer (for most of our users at least, sorry all of you in the south hemisphere…) is always a good time for vacations. That is for our users... we’re here, working for you, so when you’re back Testuff will be ready for you, as it always is, just better. So our main focus this month [...]
We asked to send us feature requests and suggestions in previous messages. We promised to listen. Many of you answered the challenge and came up with great ideas. Some are already included in this version, others will follow. A great way to make Testuff greater. For you. Here's the list of enhancements for this [...]
I’m sure there’s someone out there that loves to wash, dry, iron and fold their clothes. There must be. But for most of us this isn’t the case. And yet, we do it. Since we don’t like to do them, we try to handle these chores the best way we can, minimizing our direct involvement. [...]
A new report, additional video file attachment on runs, more information on requirement export/import… and more. The journey continues with all those changes that are aimed to make your work easier and faster. Keep sending us your feature requests and suggestions. We listen. Here's the list of enhancements for this month's version: [...]
Ran Bar-zik is a great tester. Well, he isn’t really a tester, but he is. A programmer and a (cool) blogger, he is great with finding those trivial-unattended security problems - all those that are the result of the negligence of companies. And it’s always the same cycle: Bar-Zik contacts the company, reports the vulnerability, [...]
Loyal to our long time approach, you’ll find that our new test management tool version includes many enhancements - all designed to improve your experience, and make your work easier and faster. Less bells-and-whistles features, more helpful, daily routine work features. And as always, most of them are a result of users requests. What’s yours? [...]
The proliferation of AI-based systems, and specifically decision-making systems, constantly raises the question of whether these systems can replace the manual testing process, and the testers. The answer, as of today, is no. Automation Testing The part that automation testing is taking from the overall testing process, is growing for years now. Much effort is [...]
Reports are used in many different ways, including to update non-Testuff users - managers and clients for example. We already have a Share option on each report, and created reports can be saved for fast & easy future access. And now we introduce a new feature for report scheduling. Schedule any report to be sent [...]
For a very long time, many years now, we were all told that the later in the process a bug is found and fixed - the more it costs. This was written in hundreds of articles, shown in charts, and lectured in seminars. It became the obvious truth. It probably was seriously first discussed [...]
