Posts Tagged ‘testing’

Poor performance in a portal production environment will quickly become your number one complaint from your employees, partners and customers.  Given an option, your user community will look elsewhere and not come back.  Performance testing and load testing are often left to the last minute or skipped all together.  If 2 weeks before launch you […]

As more and more companies are “going global” to grow their business and share more data with more users, it is extremely important to secure data privacy and confidentiality. Perficient’s latest free whitepaper, Protecting Sensitive Data in a Multi-Shoring Development Environment, outlines a method for securing tremendous amounts of sensitive data. Highlights from this whitepaper […]

In the era of the mobile internet, many firms have taken the action of developing the mobile version of a web application to ensure the user will gain a better experience when exploring the site through a mobile phone. In order to test the mobile version of a web application on the computer, you can […]

It’s the fear of anyone who has launched a web site or an application that has any possibility at all of becoming well used.  What if your site can’t keep up with the load and the server crashes?  A crashing server due to resource overload can happen for a variety of reasons but today’s topic […]

I’ve been exposed to Agile/Scrum for a while and recently I tried to summarize some testing principles which are all concerned with quality. Test Driven Test cases and unit test will be developed prior to coding any lines Unit test will be required to ensure the quality of the refactoring Test Early Deliverables in each […]

I am travelling in our Detroit office today. I am working with our U.S. team to leverage Scrum for automation and load testing on a current project for a client. Typically, this process includes system testing with waterfall, which cannot include Agile methodology. However, it does work for our current project. And I will share with […]

Overview The short answer to the question would be KPI (key performance indicator).’ Usually, a project will employ certain KPIs to facilitate the quantative analysis. By that, stakeholders can easilly tell how well the project is proceeding and how good the product is. However, there are some common challenges facing the project. Top challenges Short-term […]

To better understand the article, it’ll be great if you have some basic idea about sellenium and tellurium. As quoted from Tellurium website: The Tellurium Automated Testing Framework (Tellurium) is a UI module-based automated testing framework for web applications. The UI module is a collection of UI elements you group together. Usually, the UI module […]

This article will reveal you the secret of Watir/Watin. Background As popular as Selenium, Watir/Watin is another open source tool which can be used to conduct automated testing on different browsers. To support multiple browsers, drivers of different browsers have been developed by Watir & Watin. And for firefox, JSSH is employed to fulfill the […]

Yes, we all love testing.  OK, actually, we all hate it but recognize it as a key part of the cycle that lets us actually release code into the wild.  Our GDC China has a bunch of bright guys and Steven Si just blogged on the topic.  Worth a look. Sticking on the same subject, […]

Today, one tester complained to me:” Developer A always asks me to help him to test his code earlier in dev environment without any testing by himself!” I heard the same complains form the different projects. When I was doing testing in different projects, I often encountered the similar situation as well. From my perspective, […]