by Matthew Cordasco | Mar 10, 2016 | All
Unlike simply outsourced testing — where the testers are from the same company or workplace that is responsible for outsourcing — crowdtesting is carried out by a number of different testers from cities around the world. In the crowdtesting process, web and mobile...
by Matthew Cordasco | Mar 9, 2016 | All
Photo Credit: Marissa Anderson 2010 Have you outsourced development of your latest application? Online freelance websites make it easy to outsource aspects of your application’s development process, from the entire process to specific tasks that are difficult or...
by Matthew Cordasco | Mar 8, 2016 | All
You’ve completed development on your latest release and it’s passed all QA tests. You release it on Monday evening and return to the office on Tuesday morning, only to find a long list of bug reports from users. What gives? Quality assurance testing is an important...
by Matthew Cordasco | Mar 3, 2016 | All
You’ve plotted out the key points of your application, written the code and almost completed the development process. What’s the next step you should take? It’s easy to assume that the next step is to release and market your app. After all, many startup gurus and...
by Matthew Cordasco | Mar 2, 2016 | All
One and a half years ago, just over halfway through 2014, we made some predictions about the direction in which the QA testing world was heading. Now it’s time to update these predictions to highlight what we view as the major QA testing trends for the year 2016....
by Matthew Cordasco | Mar 1, 2016 | All
Are you concerned about the time and costs involved in adding QA testing to your application or product’s development? QA testing being “expensive” is a statement that’s often used to justify skipping the quality assurance process completely, often with disastrous...
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by Matthew Cordasco | Feb 25, 2016 | All
For many people, seeing the words “quality assurance” and “fast” in the same sentence just doesn’t make sense. After all, isn’t quality assurance the slow, deliberate process of locating and fixing bugs that holds back your app’s release? QA testing might often be...
by Matthew Cordasco | Feb 24, 2016 | All
Can your startup afford to be known as a company that’s happy to sacrifice quality for stronger profit margins or faster results? When you’re building a Minimal Viable Product (MVP), learning about customers is king and speed matters. But when you are becoming a more...
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by Matthew Cordasco | Feb 23, 2016 | All
When you’re 100% focused on launching a new app, website or email marketing campaign, it’s easy to let small, unnoticeable bugs slip by. After all, you know your way around your app well and rarely, if ever, run into them. Plus, they aren’t that big of a deal, are...
by Matthew Cordasco | Oct 20, 2015 | All
How to record live video from your iPhone or iPad with iOS8+ and Yosemite or El Capitan. This was once only possible with a lot of work such as jailbreaking your apps or using AirPlay. With OS X Yosemite or El Capitan and iOS 8+, recording your iPhone or iPad is an...
