Every tester tries to get rid of as many bugs as possible. In such way a tester can protect the company from additional financial losses and risks. Below are 5 tips to help you: 1. Sometimes it is useful to break the rules! Following test cases which were pre-defined a tester can miss bugs so it makes it impossible to provide a product that is 100% bug-free.

Bug fixing is an integral part of any software development process thus the right understanding of a “bug” term is very important. Bug is an error in the software that is usually caused by the human activity while source coding or the software designing. As any other process or an element in the software testing, bug has its own life stages that are differ from each other by the behavior of bug at each stage.

In the process of application creation always appear some defects or bugs that can result in very different consequences depending on the stage when they actually appeared. Usually, any application lifecycle is following the next plan: requirements, architecture or design, development, software testing and release. In the requirement or planning stage some crucial points can be omitted and a bug is introduced as a result it can lead to its emergence during the whole project. If a defect appears in the design stage, it can mean that the software will not be functional at all. Most quantity of bugs appear in the development stage no matter how professional and qualified the developer is. With the further project progression new defects [...]

This post will include two things: an advice (simple one) and a request. But the request is going to be challenging. So if are interested in challenges that can be met in testing web apps, then you will like this challenge too.