UI testing examines how users interact with your application's visual elements, from buttons and forms to navigation flows and layouts. Unlike backend testing, UI testing focuses on the parts of your ...

Spike testing assesses how well your system handles sudden, extreme surges in user load. This performance test simulates massive spikes in traffic to verify that your system can handle the surge and ...

Boundary testing focuses on the edges of what your software will accept. Instead of testing random values, you systematically check what happens right at and around the limits of valid inputs. It's ...

Code changes can have unexpected ripple effects throughout an application. Regression testing catches these issues early, preventing defects from reaching production. It's especially critical in agile ...

Waterfall testing happens after all development is complete, unlike Agile testing which runs continuously. The development team must finish requirements, design, and coding before any testing begins.

Testing APIs comes with its own set of hurdles. Getting test data that matches real-world scenarios can be tricky. APIs often connect to multiple systems, so setting up test environments gets ...

A “greenfield” project means a new software development project or initiative with no prior codebase or legacy system in ...

This presentation focuses on some of the new Selenium Bidirectional Protocol features which are currently available. The talk ...

Ministry of Testing is your one stop shop for all things software testing. It has everything you need, from resources, ...

This year, Ministry of Testing Athens celebrates its seventh anniversary. It all began in 2016, when I first encountered the ...

It’s an open-source, AI-powered, and built to save you from the boring, time-consuming task of writing manual tests. Whether ...

Tacit requirements are usually undocumented and often just expected. Deciphering such requirements comes with experience and ...