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Performance testing SOA
Expert: Scott Barber | 16 Jun 2008
EXPERT RESPONSE - Performance testing service-oriented architecture requires different things from the tester. Expert Scott Barber explains how to conduct performance tests on SOA and why it may actually be easier than testing regular... |
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GUI automated testing projects
Expert: Scott Barber | 19 Feb 2008
EXPERT RESPONSE - GUI test automation is not limited to certain testing schools, though some may have different uses for it than others. Expert Scott Barber explains how to properly include GUI test automation. |
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Acceptance testing for websites
Expert: Scott Barber | 11 Jun 2008
EXPERT RESPONSE - Conducting acceptance testing for websites is aided by a number of tools available. Expert Scott Barber explains how to access these tools and methods and approaches for acceptance testing. |
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How to set up a test environment
Expert: Scott Barber | 13 Feb 2008
EXPERT RESPONSE - Software testing environments should be created according to the context of the software test. Expert Scott Barber offers his advice concerning test environments. |
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Smoke and sanity testing
Expert: Scott Barber | 17 Oct 2007
EXPERT RESPONSE - Smoke and sanity tests are often confused with one another, but they are different. Expert Scott Barber explains what these tests are. |
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Automating regression test cases
Expert: Scott Barber | 10 Oct 2007
EXPERT RESPONSE - Automating regression tests may or may not be beneficial. Expert Scott Barber explains how to automate and when manual testing is more appropriate. |
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Test plan and test strategy
Expert: Scott Barber | 08 Aug 2007
EXPERT RESPONSE - Software testing is helped by a good test plans, strategies and logistics. Expert Scott Barber explains what these aspects of the testing methodology are. |
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User acceptance testing that satisfies users and requirements
Expert: Scott Barber | 20 Jun 2007
EXPERT RESPONSE - User acceptance testing is supposed to measure the user's satisfaction, not just confirm requirements have been met. Expert Scott Barber explains how to design UAT to please users and managers alike. |
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Scott Barber is the chief technologist of PerfTestPlus, executive director of the Association for Software Testing and co-founder of the Workshop on Performance and Reliability. Scott is active in his personal mission of improving the state of performance testing across the industry. 