Productivity: Testing

We’re pleased to announce Test Studio R1 2013 is publicly available for download. We’ve been spreading out bits and pieces of information about the upcoming release via videos, blog posts, and the roadmap; however, let me recap in case you missed all that. User Interface Overhaul This one’s right in your face, from the moment you start up Test Studio! We’ve worked hard to freshen up the user interface and make it cleaner and a bit more intuitive. We’ve slightly redone a few workflows throughout the product. You’ll continue to see improvements in UX as we continue evolving the ...

Exploratory testing is a structured process of investigating an application by learning and understanding its use, features, and operation in a series of logically constructed but ad hoc tests.  By itself, exploratory testing can be useful, but when combined with other testing practices, it can be a powerful way to better understand the application, build more and better functional tests, and ultimately increase product quality. Exploratory testing can take many forms.  A tester might methodically execute a series of transactions as a user might do, recording the results and looking for discrepancies or inconsistencies.  Or the tester might perform a ...

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Here’s something you may not have realized: Test Studio makes great use of other Telerik products as part of our product and development cycle. We’re serious about dogfooding other Telerik products! Kicking It Up a Notch to HTML5 Have you seen our new recorder which runs in Safari, Firefox, and Chrome? The new toolbars and context menu are straight from the KendoUI control suite!

Greetings, fellow testers. I was thinking about Test Studio and especially about the upcoming release, and I realized there are a lot of really great features. Some of them are new or improved, some are things that have been there in Test Studio for quite a while already. The thing is, it's possible that you may not even be aware that some of these features exist. So... in an attempt to correct that, here are Ten Things You'll Love About Test Studio. Peace, Steven