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Here’s a little sneak peek to our upcoming release of Testlab with Exploratory testing. Sounds familiar, right? Didn’t the tool already have the feature? Yes  we did – kind of. We just re-created it again…

Few latest Testlab releases – Mystery Soda and Sisyphus – have concentrated on bringing in lean task management features. This is an area we will continue to work on in the future, but in this…

The article series Bark. This is the third article in our dogfooding series, and in this one, I’ll describe how we plan what to test – Design our manual test cases. If you haven’t yet…

The article series This is the second article in our dogfooding series, and here I’ll describe how we plan and track the features to be developed for the Testlab. One could call this a requirements…

The task at hand Before going deeper into canine culinary, let me open up our company’s background and tell you about our testing and QA a bit. Next to no company says it does not…

Automated testing takes advantage of computers’ ability to reliably conduct large numbers of simple tasks. Whereas manual testing requires humans to assess software functionalities and gather information from a user’s perspective, automated testing can go…

We need you Our mission is to provide best-of-class quality management tools to help you improve your quality. We are passionate about quality improvement and practical enough to aim for the best solutions. We are looking…

Tester’s role in the project is often seen in two major areas: building confidence in that software fulfill its need and on the other hand finding parts where it does not, or might not. Just…

There has been a lot of discussions lately about serious security vulnerability CVE-2014-0160 commonly called Heartbleed. The issue resides in a commonly used cryptographic software library OpenSSL which potentially might compromise sensitive data such as user…