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Do you want to…
- Reduce time spent on bug fixing and quality assurance?
- Improve application security and robustness?
- Find and fix gaps in your quality?
- Automate the manual steps required to build and verify a release?
- Shorten the release cycle?
Benefits
01
Less time spent on manual testing. Costs reduced.
02
Developers start writing unit and integration tests, making their code mode reliable. Usually this also improves effectiveness in the medium-term.
03
Areas of application covered by automated tests have low regression.
04
Releases can take place more often, because stabilization takes less time.
05
Allows a further Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery approach.
06
End user satisfaction grows, because the software is more reliable and features released more often.
07
Developers know if a change in their part of the code has unwanted side-effects on another area of the application.
08
QA engineers gather knowledge about the whole system and can assist in designing new features or resolving bugs much faster.
What is this?
Software testing doesn’t have to be manual work only. Automated tests can be helpful on every level of the software. Starting from unit testing, that covers single classes or modules, through to end-to-end tests.
Using modern tools covering web applications with tests can offer fast results.