we provides a range of Testing services to help businesses establish stabalized QA processes and ensure high quality of software. For tests that are large in size or complexity, a structured test approach can help you to pinpoint the errors, which arise while testing for the system is carried out under test's acceptance. Increase in the development speed and efficiency as well as create accountability for various features of the software are also taken into consideration.
These benefits can be summarized as follows:
• Pinpoint application failure
• Reducing the error rate
• Providing automation and re-use
• Creating the a test audit trail
How can you achieve your testing result fast enough at a reasonable price?
Each check-in gets verified by our smart build, providing reports and problem notifications. This allows us to detect merging deficiencies not only early enough, but also concurrently. In a nutshell, Authcode supplements testing first with the following advantages:
• Detecting overall problems early and avoiding expensive QA circles
• Increasing the confidence building on a solid foundation
• Abolishing expensive and tense integration tasks
• Enabling us to deliver software more rapidly
Additionally, Authcode smart builds usually include the packaging of operative executables already. But before looking into the low-level details of a build setup, let's introduce the basic principles and practices of the approach.
Principles and practices
Fortunately, the benefits listed previously come at moderate costs. On the one hand, you need a VCS system, and on the other hand, you have to set up and maintain an automated test build, which is usually the first thing to do when starting development work on a new project. In general, you should meet the following requirements:
• Maintaining a single-source code repository
• Automating the build
• Making your build self-testing
• Building every check-in on an integration machine
• Keeping the build fast
• Testing in a clone of the production environment
• Making it easy for anyone to get the latest executable
• Enabling everyone to see what's happening
