What is Sanity Testing and how is it different from Smoke Testing?

Sanity Testing and Smoke Testing are widely used terms in software testing.  Sanity Testing is carried out when a small change such as a bug fix has been made, to…

How to perform venue mobile app testing

With the exponential rise in mobile apps and increased mCommerce, businesses are spending considerable time and effort monetizing their processes. As such, we’re witnessing enterprises leveraging applications to improve efficiencies,…

How to implement a manual regression testing strategy

With all the buzz about automation, (ok… it’s probably coming from us. It’s exciting, what can we say!) it’s almost a first response to start writing scripts. To keep the…

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Issue reproduction: why reproducing bugs matter

Software bugs are a natural occurrence in the software development cycle but they sure can be the bane of app developers’ lives. To be able to fix issues swiftly and…

5 Restaurant App Testing Types

Since 2014, online food ordering and delivery have grown 300 percent faster than dine-in traffic. And a survey by Deloitte showed that 40 percent of people preferred to order meals…

When to use functional testing vs. regression testing

Any software product that passes through a quality check undergoes both functional testing and regression testing. These two types of tests are an integral part of the testing process, but…

8 mobile app security threats

We store a lot of information on our devices. When this information is compromised, serious damage can be done to devices… and users.  Encrypting your data is a great step,…

How Often Should You Update Your Mobile App?

Testlio recommends every 1 or 2 weeks—with several considerations December 4, 2019. Austin, TX. For Android, iOS, and other apps, release frequencies vary. Managed app testing leader Testlio recently queried…

What’s the difference between functional and nonfunctional testing?

Well-designed quality assurance strategies and plans generally include both functional testing and non-functional testing. Therefore, understanding the difference between functional and nonfunctional testing is crucial for testing and QA teams….