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What happens when your product is not stable close to release date ? – Part 5




This is a series of posts which talk about decision time when a major product such as Microsoft Office is near release, and the product is not yet stable (which means that the team that should sign off the release is uncomfortable with the current quality levels of the application). The release being on schedule [...]



Different types of software errors and handling them properly




Errors are a major headache to software programmers, developers as well as testers. They cause the whole software system or application to falter, produce unexpected results and cause the software to behave abnormally. Some errors cause more harm while some cause less, some of them are easy to discover whereas some are hideous and cause [...]



Bug ageing – why it is important to follow in a software project – Part 3




In the previous 2 instances of this post (Bug ageing and software processes), I have been talking about the need to measure how much time it takes for the bugs generated by the QE team to get fixed, and to see whether taking more time for fixing such bugs is seen as a problem. In [...]



Bug ageing – why it is important to follow in a software project – Part 2




In the previous post (Bug ageing and software projects), I talked about the concept of bug ageing and why it is important. In this post, I will continue on that topic and write more about this area. One of the biggest problems with bug ageing is that the more time there is between when a [...]