Testing and QA for load and speed defined by end user expectations leveraging CI and CD
Why do you need a QA?
A faulty software product costs you users and clients. The longer a bug goes undetected in your software, the more difficult and expensive it is to fix. By employing QA testing throughout the development process of the software, you can save time and money post deployment.
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Unit Testing
With unit testing, our developers focus on understanding the underlying functionality of the code and test the probability of any change causing a fault that can then be quickly identified and fixed.
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Component Testing
Component testing allows our testers to test multiple units or components of your product. By using real data and testing how different components work independently without integration, component testing helps identify defects that may arise, once the components are connected to each other.
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Performance Testing
Performance testing allows our testers to check the behaviour of the system – when it is under significant load. Performance tests help confirm the reliability, stability, and availability of the product and verify if additional load is going to degrade the performance of the system.
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User Acceptance Testing
The last test in our QA lifecycle, and carried out just before the final release is user acceptance testing. By replicating user behaviour, we check if the system satisfies business requirements and reject changes if certain requirements aren’t met.