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Compania MGI are nevoie de un QA Tester nou noutz.
Daca este cineva interesat, aveti job description-ul atasat. In mare nu este nevoie decat de ceva experienta in testare si de lucru cu QTP.
Aveti aici datele de contact pentru a va trimite cv-urile:
Catalina Rascu HR Consultant International Recruitment and Development MGI METRO Group Information Technology Romania Soseaua Pipera - Tunari nr. 4C, et. 3 RO - 077190 Voluntari / Ilfov Phone: (004) 031 413-8383 Fax: (004) 031 413-8218 Mobile: (004) 0741.888.852 E-mail: catalina.rascu@mgi.ro
Tomato Cart – the new generation of eCommerce
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1TomatoCart is a new and distinctive open source shopping cart solution. It is forked from osCommerce 3 as a separate project and is free to use and modify. From a technical viewpoint, it employs Web2.0 technology such as Ajax and Rich Internet applications (RIAs) in order to provide users with a system of its own.
The web desktop application is totally different from traditional web pages. Traditional web pages use plain HTML which only supports limited graphic control and takes several pages to finish one complicated task. The page-to-page loading time does really lower down efficiency. Even though using Ajax could improve the efficiency a little, it might not satisfy the increasing demands of customers for high efficiency.
Tomato Cart’s application mimics the user experience of desktop Operating System, offering features and applications similar to a PC environment. As such, it is fairly easy for both beginners and professionals to get acquainted with it, and even master it. Additionally, it supports multi-window operations and that enables users to work with several modules simultaneously.
http://demo.tomatocart.com/
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Starcraft 2 Beta
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StarCraft® II: Wings of Liberty™ Beta Test Invitation
Congratulations! You’ve been selected to participate in the beta test of StarCraft® II: Wings of Liberty™.
Both the PC and Mac versions of the beta client are now available. Simply select your preferred version when you go through the installation process outlined below
Software Testing – Flash Object Automation using Selenium
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1If you work in web application testing, you probably know that Selenium is one of the best tool for automating web applications. Though it can be used to test various aspects of web application, sometime you need to find your way around when using Selenium, one such situation is testing flash component using Selenium. Developers use Flash to beautify their websites, but it makes test automation a challenging task because Selenium can not read or record any actions on flash objects.
There are two main issues that needs to be addressed while automating web applications involving flash objects -
- Verifying a certain value is set or it exists or not or in simple terms you need to ‘get’ certain properties of the object and compare it against your benchmarks
- Performing actions on an object or ’set’ certain values.
JIRA – Defect Tracking System
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4Jira is a very powerful tool and can be used as defect tracking system as well as planning tool for Agile projects. In this article, I will describe some interesting ways in which Jira can be configured and improve your productivity – with respect to defect tracking systems. Like many tools, Jira provide you capabilities and how you use it to increase your productivity is up to you.
Lets start with project categories. When you login in to Jira, in the top left corner there are two links for Project and Project Categories. Using project category you can define how projects should be categorized. For example, you might want to categorize projects based on – whether they are being dealt by Team A or Team B, whether its a new development or ongoing maintenance and so on.
Twenty essential firefox addons for testing
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2Firefox is one of the most important browser for testers working in web application domain. Specially, with all the add-ons around it, Firefox is certainly essential for testing web applications. Over a period of time, I have used plenty of add-ons to test various web applications. Following list of add-ons are extremely useful for testing web applications. There are add-ons useful for security testing, analyzing page source, accessibility, debugging and pretty much everything you need for web application testing. You can certainly enhance your productivity using some of these add-ons.
1. Firesizer 0.92
Provides a menu and status bar to resize the window dimensions to a specific size. This add-on is extremely useful if you want to test how your application will look in different size windows.
2. W3C Page Validator 3.0.0
This little add-on validates a page using the W3C Markup Validation Service. Depending on your context, if your organization is committed to create W3C compliant web applications, this might be very handy.
3. SQL Injection 1.2
This is an excellent tool to help developers in identifying SQL injection vulnerabilities. This add-on transform checkboxes, radio buttons and select elements to an input text box.
QA Lead vs QA Analyst
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12In my short career in Quality Assurance, I had a chance to be both a lead QA analyst on a project, and just a regular analyst. So, when asked to contrast the two positions, I’m glad to say that I have couple of opinions of my own. So, let’s dive right into it.
A QA lead, on a project, has to see the big picture; needs to understand the goals of both the project and of the business. It’s easy enough to hire several QA people to come in and test the application before releasing it. They will go through test cases, and find some bugs. However, if the analyst just goes through assigned test cases without ever questioning why the test case was written in the first place, why certain business logic acts certain ways; the analyst will never be truly effective.
Integration Testing: Why? What? & How?
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Introduction:
As we covered in various articles in the Testing series there are various levels of testing:
Unit Testing, Integration Testing, System Testing
Each level of testing builds on the previous level.
“Unit testing” focuses on testing a unit of the code.
“Integration testing” is the next level of testing. This ‘level of testing’ focuses on testing the integration of “units of code” or components.
How does Integration Testing fit into the Software Development Life Cycle?
Software Quality Management
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2This article gives an overview of Software Quality Management and various processes that are a part of Software Quality Management. Software Quality is a highly overused term and it may mean different things to different people. You will learn What is Software Quality Management?, What does it take to Manage Software Quality?, Quality Planning, Quality Assurance, Quality Control, Importance of Documentation and What is Defect Tracking?
The definition of the ISO 8204 for quality:
“Totality of characteristics of an entity that bears on its ability to satisfy stated and implied needs.”
This means that the Software product delivered should be as per the requirements defined. We now examine a few more terms used in association with Software Quality.
Quality Planning:
In the Planning Process we determine the standards that are relevant for the Software Product, the Organization and the means to achieve them.
Life Cycle of Testing Process
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2This article explains about Differant steps in Life Cycle of Testing Process. in Each phase of the development process will have a specific input and a specific output. Once the project is confirmed to start, the phases of the development of project can be divided into the following phases:
- Software requirements phase.
- Software Design
- Implementation
- Testing
- Maintenance
In the whole development process, testing consumes highest amount of time. But most of the developers oversee that and testing phase is generally neglected. As a consequence, erroneous software is released. The testing team should be involved right from the requirements stage itself.
The various phases involved in testing, with regard to the software development life cycle are:
1. Requirements stage
2. Test Plan
3. Test Design.
4. Design Reviews
5. Code Reviews
6. Test Cases preparation.
7. Test Execution
8. Test Reports.
9. Bugs Reporting
10. Reworking on patches.
11. Release to production.
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