Learn what launch-ready means in modern software and how QA validates functionality, performance, integrations, risk, and release readiness before launch.
Most teams test their own software. Most teams also feel confident when they’re close to release. Then the system hits the real world. Traffic behaves differently than expected. Integrations encounter edge cases no one saw internally. A stakeholder asks, “How do we know this is ready?” A customer reports inconsistent behavior that no one can reproduce on […]
The Apple iPhone 12 has been released! These new iPhones contain a wealth of new hardware capabilities. The new A14 processor offers faster processing and graphics. And there are new cameras, lidar, and other sensors. iBeta has acquired several of the new Apple iPhone 12 models and has begun testing. If you have an application or product […]
Companies often conduct rigorous software testing to ensure their product or service is ready for release. However, software testing should not stop after launch. Regression testing, or software testing performed after editing the software, is vital to maintaining functionality and optimum user experiences. Understanding the basics of regression testing will help you make sense of […]
In a perfect world, we’d have the time to test every page on every browser and device. But we don’t. That’s why it’s important to approach web testing with a strong compatibility testing strategy. A clear strategy helps testers complete compatibility tests in a way that balances both thoroughness and time.
No matter what the nature of a tech company, testing software before it reaches the public is crucial. Though some companies are turned off by third-party testing due to the additional cost, when comparing the advantages of testing to the consequences of avoiding it, the benefits of software testing quickly become apparent.