The main methods of app testing
1. Unit testing: Unit testing refers to testing the smallest independent code unit (such as a function or class) in an application to check its correctness and reliability.
2. Integration testing: Integration testing refers to combining various parts of an application together to test the correctness and reliability of their interactions.
3. System testing: System testing refers to combining an application with its backend system (such as a database) to test whether they can meet the expected functionality and performance.
4. Functional testing: Functional testing refers to testing whether the functionality of an application can meet the needs of users.
5. Performance testing: Performance testing refers to testing whether the performance of an application can meet the needs of users.
6. Security testing: Security testing refers to testing the security of a system to ensure that data and confidential information are not accessed by unauthorized personnel.
The main steps of app testing
1. Test planning: First, develop a detailed test plan that clearly defines the goals, scope, responsibilities, and timeline of the test.
2. Test environment preparation: Prepare the test environment, including the hardware, software, network environment, etc. of the testing system.
3. Test case design: Based on the test plan, determine the type, scope, focus, etc. of testing, and write test cases.
4. Test execution: Based on test cases, conduct test execution and record test results.
5. Defect verification: Based on test results, verify and confirm defects, and track the resolution of defects.
6. Test report: Based on the test results, complete the test report to summarize and analyze the testing process.
