@Sreelaja Nair - Thank you. You can check out the full playlist of the Software Testing Tutorials at the link, ruclips.net/p/PLc3SzDYhhiGWuMK03uYO-UENAx0s2woWM
I think I'd have to say that the instructions you have in text on that sample app *ARE* requirements. It would be more appropriate to have only the three input fields, wouldn't it? With the application as it is, you can craft a number of tests and validate whether the app has been built correctly.
+Mike Rucker Actually, the requirements come from the customers, users or the business. The help text on my sample application may not cover the requirements completely or correctly e.g. the help text does not mention the unit of distance and the app supports only miles but the requirements may specify both miles and kilometers. There ARE three input fields. What exactly did you mean? Thank you for your comment.
+Software and Testing Training. Yes, I know where requirements come from... However, the challenge you're trying to demonstrate is how to be creative when you don't have documentation on what the application should do. But the 'help text' as you call it could have BR-001, BR-002, BR-003 etc. put in front of each of the sentences and read exactly like a requirements document. If you had a screen WITHOUT that text, and ONLY the input fields, you would THEN be truly testing an application without requirements.
i agree with the comments...normally in such scenarios when we start testing the application without requirements we can add points like talking to dev and qa team on how they developed or tested it to know the functionality. Also if they have documented anything from their findings and development work
What would be the best way to test a large number of requirements in the least number of test scenarios possible? (This is related to the banking domain)
I don't know if it is the best way but use cases cover numerous requirements in the documented workflows (normal workflows and exceptional workflows). You can see my Use Case Testing video at ruclips.net/video/H95RX5zFLcA/видео.html
Hello Preeti, no there are no online classes for testing. You can view the 5 hours of free tutorials in my playlist called Manual Testing Tutorials at ruclips.net/p/PLc3SzDYhhiGWuMK03uYO-UENAx0s2woWM Once you complete viewing them, you can message me. I can provide you the details of a project that you can use to practice testing. Thank you.
Sir,thank you so much for your response. I have gone through your each and every manual testing tutorial and learnt so many things. But due to the lack of practice i am not feeling confident. Also now a days Selenium is in very demand so want to learn selenium as well.So, please help on this.... Many Thanks Preeti
Preeti Rajan Hello, you can practice testing on my demo web application. It looks simple but it is possible to design many interesting tests and run them. The requirements are given in the help text within the app border. The URL is inderpsingh.blogspot.com/2014/08/demowebapp_24.html
Yes, we should definitely test the app with blank values. The test data sheet should have the Distance and Speed values as blank, Travel hours/ day as 1 hour (or any other value) and Travel days as Error. However, blank values and valid values are not the only values to test. We should test the app with a variety of test data combinations as shown in this video.
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Thank you very much , great Explain
Welcome, Tasneem. All my software testing tutorials are available at the link, ruclips.net/p/PLc3SzDYhhiGWuMK03uYO-UENAx0s2woWM
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@Sreelaja Nair - Thank you. You can check out the full playlist of the Software Testing Tutorials at the link, ruclips.net/p/PLc3SzDYhhiGWuMK03uYO-UENAx0s2woWM
I think I'd have to say that the instructions you have in text on that sample app *ARE* requirements. It would be more appropriate to have only the three input fields, wouldn't it? With the application as it is, you can craft a number of tests and validate whether the app has been built correctly.
+Mike Rucker Actually, the requirements come from the customers, users or the business. The help text on my sample application may not cover the requirements completely or correctly e.g. the help text does not mention the unit of distance and the app supports only miles but the requirements may specify both miles and kilometers. There ARE three input fields. What exactly did you mean? Thank you for your comment.
+Software and Testing Training. Yes, I know where requirements come from... However, the challenge you're trying to demonstrate is how to be creative when you don't have documentation on what the application should do. But the 'help text' as you call it could have BR-001, BR-002, BR-003 etc. put in front of each of the sentences and read exactly like a requirements document. If you had a screen WITHOUT that text, and ONLY the input fields, you would THEN be truly testing an application without requirements.
i agree with the comments...normally in such scenarios when we start testing the application without requirements we can add points like talking to dev and qa team on how they developed or tested it to know the functionality. Also if they have documented anything from their findings and development work
What would be the best way to test a large number of requirements in the least number of test scenarios possible? (This is related to the banking domain)
I don't know if it is the best way but use cases cover numerous requirements in the documented workflows (normal workflows and exceptional workflows). You can see my Use Case Testing video at ruclips.net/video/H95RX5zFLcA/видео.html
thank you . Will check that .
Hii sir, well explanation, Are you working in IBM?
@Devadharshne M - Thank you for your comment. No, I work for clients as a freelancer.
@@QA1 Okay Sir....
Hi, you do freelancing for manual testing? Could you please tell me the site?
Hello sir, are you providing online classes for testing...i m looking forward to start my carrer as software tester...please let me know...thanks.
Hello Preeti, no there are no online classes for testing. You can view the 5 hours of free tutorials in my playlist called Manual Testing Tutorials at ruclips.net/p/PLc3SzDYhhiGWuMK03uYO-UENAx0s2woWM
Once you complete viewing them, you can message me. I can provide you the details of a project that you can use to practice testing. Thank you.
Sir,thank you so much for your response. I have gone through your each and every manual testing tutorial and learnt so many things. But due to the lack of practice i am not feeling confident. Also now a days Selenium is in very demand so want to learn selenium as well.So, please help on this....
Many Thanks
Preeti
Preeti Rajan
Hello, you can practice testing on my demo web application. It looks simple but it is possible to design many interesting tests and run them. The requirements are given in the help text within the app border. The URL is inderpsingh.blogspot.com/2014/08/demowebapp_24.html
We can test input fields by adding "Blank Values". Is this correct test data?
Yes, we should definitely test the app with blank values. The test data sheet should have the Distance and Speed values as blank, Travel hours/ day as 1 hour (or any other value) and Travel days as Error.
However, blank values and valid values are not the only values to test. We should test the app with a variety of test data combinations as shown in this video.
All right. Thanks for the valuable inputs. I like your videos.
Prajakta Adivarekar
Hi Prajakta, many thanks for your comment. Regards, Inder.
Sir. I have deployed a application on hyperledger fabric. Please tell me how can I test this.
No idea.
so now you see why you cannot test application without a requirements?