testing

Integration Testing

Integration Testing is a web development terminology used to test the software modules. Software is subdivided into multiple modules that different web developers code.

Test Cards

Test cards help you to test and validate your business ideas by defining how you will test them, what you will measure, and what success looks like.

Staged Rollout

A staged Rollout enables you to release the upcoming product version slowly in a gradual way. You can slowly increase the percentage of users who receive the update.

Smoke Testing

It is a test aimed to verify that the most important features of the product really work. This term was used during testing hardware and the product passed the test when it did not burn or smoke.

Continuous Integration

Continuous Integration is a software development practice that makes developers integrate code changes into a shared repository routinely and frequently. Usually, each person integrates at least daily and that ensures them that their code changes do not break anything.

Clickable Prototype

Clickable Prototypes are interactive demos of a website or a software application. These are often used to gather feedback early in the project lifecycle, before the project goes into the final stage of development.

Pilot Project

A Pilot Project is a small-scale version of your larger project that helps you catch potential errors before the full implementation.

Penetration Testing

Penetration Tests are performed to identify network security weaknesses. It is a "friendly cyberattack" for spotting flaws and potential vulnerabilities.

Unit Testing

Unit Tests are a foundation of your testing. They test the smallest pieces of code called units that have to be isolated from a system. Unit Tests are small, cheap and easy to maintain. The number of Unit Tests outnumbers any other types of tests.