Utilizing cutting edge technology brings substantial advantages, including enhanced performance, increased efficiency, access to novel and advanced features, and a competitive edge in the market. In this article, let’s delve into a comprehensive overview of advanced technologies in development and the exciting possibilities they offer to users. What Is Cutting Edge Technology? In general, cutting-edge…
Non functional testing and functional testing are both vital to ensure that your product operates as intended. Non functional testing examines aspects that go beyond functionality. It guarantees a superior level of product quality, performance, and usability, which can improve user satisfaction. Within this blog post, we will provide a comprehensive definition of non functional…
Gray box testing, also spelled grey box testing, is a common method in software testing. The purpose of gray box testing is to search for defects due to improper structure or improper usage of applications. In this blog, LQA will give you a comprehensive guide to gray box testing and the differences between black box,…
Penetration testing, or pen testing, also called ‘ethical hacking’, in the world of software testing is a cybersecurity practice that involves simulating cyberattacks on computer systems, networks, or applications to identify and address security vulnerabilities. Black box penetration testing, together with gray box penetration testing and white box penetration testing, makes up the three major…
In the dynamic landscape of software development, the journey to crafting flawless and reliable applications begins with a well-defined roadmap — a test plan. As developers, project managers, and decision-makers embark on the quest for software excellence, this article explores the pivotal role of a meticulously designed test plan. Let’s get cracking! What is A…