This GitHub repository meticulously documents the aspects of software testing, encompassing fundamental to advanced skills.
- Each module clearly explains the relevant software testing concepts concisely.
- Documentation may include practical templates to illustrate specific approaches, such as sample test case outlines or bug reporting formats.
- References to code snippets or external resources might be included, without directly embedding code or extensive external content.
Users will find resources on:
1. Implement Testing Through the Software Development Lifecycle: Understand the role of testing within the entire software development lifecycle.
2. Create a Test Case Template for Jira: Craft effective test cases that ensure errors and bugs are caught earlier in the development process.
3. Record Bug Reports With Jira: Efficiently document bugs.
1. Run the Right Tests With Testing Techniques: Explore various testing techniques like Unit Testing, Acceptance Testing, and Regression Testing.
2. Manage Tests With Jira and Xray: Utilize Jira for test case management.
3. Understand the Role of Testing in Scrum and Kanban: Identify the role of the tester in the different Agile frameworks.
4. Implement Testing Across Different Industries: Tailor testing approaches for the top hiring industries for software development.
1. Automate Tests With Automation Tools and Frameworks: Test on a large scale with automated tests.
2. Test APIs With Postman, SoapUI, and JMeter: Understand the difference between Postman, SoapUI, and JMeter for API testing.
3. Implement Performance Tests With JMeter, LoadRunner, and Gatling: Testing software performance under load to ensure smooth operation under real-world conditions with JMeter, LoadRunner, and Gatling.
4. Prevent Vulnerabilities With Security Tests: Security concepts and testing software for vulnerabilities.
5. Catch Errors With Unit Tests: Test code efficiently and catch bugs before integrating modules.
This repository provides a collection of resources for software testing. We encourage you to explore the content, contribute with your testing practices, and help build a stronger testing community.