Software Testing Podcast

Mr Niranjan Limbachiya CEO, KiwiQA talked about KiwiQA journey, learning, personal challenges, company values, changes to the organisation, leaders admires, surprising things to know about him, future growth and finally about healthy work-life balance. 

You can connect with him on Linkedin.

Manual software testing has been the cornerstone of software testing ever since software testing was set up. All test engineers and software QA staff, developers and programmers test their code manually, at least to some degree. Though it is a critical element of software testing, it is certainly not the be-all and end-all. 

Why would it be advisable for you to test your web applications? In what capacity would it be a good idea for you to test your web applications? How to work out a reasonable start-up programming testing system? These are not single answer questions. A few organizations don’t fret over testing by any means, despite the fact that the essential target of any bit of programming is to give smooth running.

Choosing the right automation testing tool could be a tough job. At times, choosing the wrong tool could lead to results which are unexpected and unforeseen, besides there being significant technical difficulties in making the tool work in your environment. Situations like these will, at best, set back your test automation efforts and may also sabotage them for some time. This podcast provides some tips on selecting the right automation tool for your business.

There is no doubt that software testing has come a long way since a few decades back when the role of the tester was very specific and limited.Those who are able to handle and convert these challenges into opportunities clearly have a strong road laid ahead of them both for the products they are working on and for their own personal careers.

In this podcast, we look at what other tasks a tester should take on in addition to his core testing responsibilities.