After a very long period of many changes and new features to our monthly versions, we’ve decided to try and slow down a bit on the front side of Testuff, and concentrate a bit more on the backside and infrastructure, server processes and DB. Riding on cruise control for a while is a good way to get some more stability and give users some time to adapt to previous changes. Some would argue that our speed on this cruise control is too high as it is :-). Well, better than the opposite I would say. That all said, Testuff 1.54, … Read more
The annual survey, conducted by Testuff, shows that the number of software testers using email as their bug tracker declined to only 16.8% in 2012 as consumers show growing willingness to pay a premium for continued upgrades and customer support. TEL AVIV, Israel, March 13, 2013 – The number of software testers using email for bug tracking has declined significantly in 2012, according to a new survey published today by Testuff, a provider of manual and automated on-demand software testing and defect reporting solutions. Testuff conducts an annual survey of new bug tracker usage statistics based on a survey of … Read more
Testuff 1.53, the latest version, brings with it exciting news. We’ve started a new journey, introducing the first part of the new capability of integrating your requirements, as stored on your bug tracker, with Testuff requirements module. With this new feature you can create requirements in Testuff by pulling them out of your tracker (Jira or Fogbugz at this point), and then make sure their updated/synchronized with one click. On the other side of this integration, your tracker can include a direct link to this requirement status report so all of the project’s members can stay updated easily, and from … Read more
Back to business-as-usual mode, after working hard to sort a few issues, which followed Testuff 1.50 a month ago. We had that middle-of-the-month 1.51 version, which came as an answer to customers feedback. And with the great work of our developers this month we managed two versions in one month. Kudos to them. Testuff 1.52, the latest version is not about big changes. We certainly included interesting new features, however we focused on Testuff stability, and are planning on keeping an eye on this for a while now. just making sure we don’t rock the boat too much… As promised, … Read more
2013 is here, hard to believe a month has passed already… Testuff 1.50, the latest version and the first for the year is now available. We’ve made some important changes on a few screens, where lists are now showing in pages and with new Filters that allow you to easily get the tests or defects you need at that time. We will be taking this same approach on additional screens, after getting your feedback and suggestions. This version has of course more to it. Different areas of Testuff, with different enhancements and new features. I want to update also that … Read more
Testuff 1.49, our latest version and the last for 2012 was released. We are looking back with pride on the year’s achievements and looking forward for 2013, with excitement. We have many plans, one of which we’ve told you about in the last newsletter, just a week ago, and that is our planned complete web-solution version of Testuff. This last version has some interesting new stuff in it. One to mention is the industry-milestone unique feature, with which our customers can integrate Testuff with as many bug trackers as they need to, simultaneously and easily executed. We’re sure our large … Read more
Published on Professional Tester on December 2012. Make what you produce reusable – and reuse it Dani Almog introduces his inventory-driven test automation approach Every PT reader knows too well how elusive very successful test automation can be. Several aspects of both strategy and implementation require a lot of attention and resources. Many of these aspects have given rise to overall approaches based upon them, Here I will conceptualize and present mine. It is based on achieving reusability of test artifacts and focused on their correct storage and integration with operated test automation infrastructure. I call the approach inventory-driven test … Read more
Another year is heading fast to its final month… We’re working as usual and just released Testuff 1.48, our latest version. Great stuff for Jira users, and many of those things that makes our users happy while testing with Testuff. If you missed our new section of the case studies on our website, this is your chance to read some of our customers experience working with Testuff. Our team is already deep into Testuff 1.49, last version for 2012. We have exciting plans for it and for 2013 and I will be updating you on that in the coming newsletters. … Read more
End of 2012 is so close, it seems it always comes as a surprise. The first version of the last quarter is now out. Testuff 1.47, the new Testuff version, includes some nice new additions as the list below details. Axosoft’s OnTime users will be happy to learn about the new integration with Testuff – we know they have been asking for it for some time now. New reports, some cool changes to the editor, and then more. The last two versions for 2012 are on the way already. We will try to end the year with some great stuff … Read more
Testuff 1.46, the new Testuff version, was just released. We’re excited about this version, which includes two major changes. These changes will help our users with better organization and better management of their requirements and tests in Testuff. As with the test suites list, both the requirements list and the labs list allow now adding sub-folders (or more Sub-requirement and Sub-lab). This ability to build a real tree-type list on all Testuff main working screens, is yet another step on our long journey for making life easier for testers…. The version includes some few more enhancements, and of course – … Read more
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