This guide shows non‑coding testers how to conduct quick performance and security assessments by relying on user perception, simple timing, multi‑browser simulations, basic input manipulation, and network inspection to uncover obvious issues before involving professional test teams.
The article explains performance testing as a non‑functional testing activity within continuous testing, describes its various types, compares process/thread/coroutine execution models, evaluates tools like LoadRunner, JMeter and Locust, and outlines desired features for container‑friendly performance testing solutions.
Test automation replaces manual testing by using tools to execute repeatable test cases, covering functional and non‑functional types such as smoke, integration, regression, security, performance, and acceptance testing, and discusses common frameworks like record‑and‑playback, modular, and library‑based approaches.
This article provides a comprehensive overview of the many functional and non‑functional software testing types, explaining their purposes, advantages, and typical usage throughout the testing lifecycle.
This article explains how to create thorough test cases by outlining their purpose, covering functional aspects such as CRUD, GUI validation, data accuracy, business logic, backend checks, concurrency, and non‑functional concerns like browser compatibility, stress, API testing, and security, while emphasizing the need for project‑specific customization.
