Tech Made Simple: Your Guide to QA & AI

With the increasing demand for high-quality apps and better digital experiences, global enterprises are considering investing in effective app testing and improving their apps' user experience.

The Information Technology (IT) world keeps growing every day, and specialists predict that it will become gigantic within the next few years. Not even the Covid-19 will be able to stop its growth because there is such a high demand for quality IT services. Among the top trending areas of IT, artificial intelligence (AI), human augmentation, automation, cloud solutions, and practical blockchain are the most promising. Internal IT processes are also developing. Frontend and backend systems, development team management methodologies and Quality Assurance (QA) have been and continue to be of paramount importance over the years. Of these, today we will focus on QA.

Although it is sometimes thought that QA and software testing are the same thing, they are in fact different concepts. They differ in their objectives, features, and methods. Testers and QA engineers are also unclear about their job descriptions due to the many misconceptions about the nature of testing. Right now we’re going to take a closer look at each of the roles in order to clarify them for you.

Blockchain technology is being used by organizations throughout the world to improve data management, storage, and security. Because of this, it has become necessary to thoroughly test all applications built on the blockchain network. This article discusses the various types of blockchain testing, their advantages and disadvantages, the various phases of testing, and some of the useful tools available. A smart contract will also be created and tested here using some of the testing tools recommended.

Despite being a frequently overlooked aspect of the software development lifecycle (SDLC), quality assurance (QA) is critical to producing high-quality software and achieving end-user satisfaction. But, similar to many technical roles, it is constantly changing. Just as software development is ever-changing, so is QA, and it will naturally continue that way as the years go by.

IT is notorious for constantly changing – today’s top trends might tomorrow be replaced with something new.