Tag: Regression Testing

Regression testing isn’t just important in development environments, it’s essential. Every code change, no matter how small, can introduce unintended bugs into previously stable functionality. Ensuring application stability at every release is critical, but as applications grow in size and complexity, traditional regression testing becomes increasingly time-consuming, expensive, and error-prone. This is where Appvance’s AIQ

Ensuring product quality while maintaining speed to market is paramount in the software development process. Regression testing—the process of verifying that new code changes do not disrupt existing functionality—is essential, but it can also be time-consuming and repetitive. Automating regression testing with Appvance IQ (AIQ) offers an efficient solution to streamline this process, saving time

Software testing has dramatically changed given the rise of AI, in general, and GenAI in particular. This is especially true of regression testing. In support of this game-changing boon to software QA teams, this Cheat Sheet focuses on regression testing, which GenAI has made vastly more efficient and effective. The Cheat Sheet articulates five best

Generative AI is a godsend for software quality teams and their executives. Indeed, Generative AI has changed software quality for the better in five substantive ways:     Collectively, these five changes usher in a new golden era of software quality. And, they elevate the quality function from mere testing to true Quality Engineering. Let’s drill down

We test software so users don’t experience bugs. It follows that all testing should be user centric. This requires intuition and an understanding of design intent when creating tests for new functionality, since users have yet to engage with the new features in a meaningful way. (More on that in a future post.)  Fortunately, the

CI/CD Testing Table Stakes taken Next Level Testing is often ignored when talking about agile, CI/CD and DevOps. And yet, testing is often a major bottleneck in these endeavors. To be successful in any of the above, test must be part of the culture, something done continuously at every build. Ignoring testing in CI/CD is