Essential Software for your PC – Part 1 Security Software

You have just bought a new Personal Computer, but before you can get any use out of your computer, and be productive with it, you will need some software.  Your new computer may have come with some bundled ‘free’ software;  if it did, be careful, much of the software that you thought was free, is actually […]

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Software Test Automation

Test Automation is often seen as the Holy Grail of Software Testing, and anyone who has manually executed the same test case over and over again, on various builds and releases of a software application, will attest to the usefulness of automated tests. 

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Software Defect Tracking

Introduction Entering and tracking defects, is one of the main tasks for testers. It is important that any time that a defect is found (whether it was actively being looked for or not), that it is logged. Even if you are not sure if it really is a defect, or if you think it maybe

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Software Testing Processes

So you have decided you want to implement a more formal approach to testing your software, but don’t really know where to begin. In this article I will outline a basic structure of the software testing process, including some tips for test case writing, and suggestions for some tools to use in testing. There is

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Types of Software Testing

When doing a little reading about how to test software you will quickly find that there are a lot ways to test software with a lot of different terms used. In this article I will give a brief overview of the various types of testing commonly used in Software Testing, as well as provide advice

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Creating Cross-Platform Installers for Java Applications on a Budget

As most Java developers have come to realize, one of the most challenging aspects of developing cross-platform Java applications, is how to deploy them, in the most native way possible, to their various target platforms e.g. Windows, Linux and Mac OS X. There are several commercial solutions available, but these cost in the range of

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