What are the different types of Functional Testing?
Functional Testing is perhaps the most common and widely-used type of Software Testing. As the name suggest, Functional Testing seeks to test how well (or not) the different functions and features of a software application, system or website work in practice. In other words, Functional Testing specifically looks at what software does, and is based on either pre-determined requirements or business use case. Read more...Rex Jones II – How I made the transition from Functional Testing to Automation – Part 2
In this second interview, Sastri Munsamy continues the conversation with Rex Jones II on what were some of the most important things that helped him on his journey.
Read more...Rex Jones II – How I made the transition from Functional Testing to Automation - Part 1
In this interview, Sastri Munsamy chats with Rex Jones II, an experienced Software Quality Assurance (SQA) Engineer, trainer, YouTuber and Blogger in the US, about his journey in transitioning from being a Functional Tester to an Automation Engineer. Listen to the interview to hear more about the conversation, the challenges and what made Rex decide to make the change.
Read more...Functional Testing - What Why How
Functional Testing, at its basic level, is used to determine if the user-facing functions of a system perform correctly. It’s less concerned about back-end processing and more about outcomes: does a user get the expected result when interacting with the system?
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