Principles of Testing - Separate Testers and Developers

Testers and Developers should be different people.Why???(this is from Utest community)

This may be one of the more controversial and difficult principles
of testing, but it’s also one of the most important.  Quite simply, the
same group of people should not do both your development and testing.

Now let’s be clear: this is not to say that developers shouldn’t do
testing.  They should, and they should be highly involved with any
testing process.  What this principle says is that developers should
not be the only people doing the testing and that there should also be
separate testers as well.  To know the, few reasons why? Click here...

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When to Stop Testing: The Customer’s View

Hi,
          This is a great information shared by a customer on Utest community. I have taken few words from him to share with you and also added the link at the end for your reference.
          On our forum, there’s a discussion about when to stop testing software - when enough testing is enough.  There are a lot of good answers in the discussion, but one that I wanted to highlight is the voice of the customer.

         The customer expects certain things from their software.  A consumer may not care if the software crashes once in a while, but a business may expect greater reliability.  It doesn’t matter if a game displays a single pixel in the wrong color, but it does matter if every time the player opens a treasure box the entire screen turns purple. To know about the customer needs, you have to click on this link...


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