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Testing of Web Application Framework

Different types of testing for a web application include:

  1. Functional Testing: > Unit Testing: Testing individual components or functions for correctness. Unit test are writtent in VB.NET/C#/ JavaScript code.

    Integration Testing: Ensuring that different modules or services work together.

    System Testing: Verifying the complete and integrated software.

    User Acceptance Testing (UAT): Validating the software against business requirements.

  2. Performance Testing: >Load Testing: Checking the application's behavior under expected load. Details

    Stress Testing: Testing the application's behavior under extreme conditions.

    Scalability Testing: Assessing the application's ability to scale up or down.

    Endurance Testing: Evaluating the application's performance over an extended period.

  3. Security Testing:

    Vulnerability Scanning: Identifying security vulnerabilities in the application.

    Penetration Testing: Simulating attacks to find security weaknesses.

    Security Audits: Reviewing the application's security measures and protocols.

  4. Usability Testing:

    User Interface (UI) Testing: Ensuring the user interface meets design specifications.

    Accessibility Testing: Verifying that the application is accessible to all users, including those with disabilities.

    User Experience (UX) Testing: Assessing the overall user experience and satisfaction.

  5. Compatibility Testing:

    Browser Compatibility Testing: Ensuring the application works across different browsers.

    Device Compatibility Testing: Verifying the application's performance on various devices (e.g., desktops, tablets, smartphones).

Operating System Compatibility Testing: Checking the application on different operating systems.

Regression Testing: Ensuring that new code changes do not adversely affect existing functionality.

  1. Localization Testing: > Verifying that the application works correctly in different languages and regions.

  2. Alpha and Beta Testing:

    Alpha Testing: Internal testing performed by developers or testers within the organization.

    Beta Testing: External testing performed by a limited number of end-users.

  3. Smoke Testing: > A preliminary test to check the basic functionality of the application.

  4. Sanity Testing: > A focused testing to verify specific functionality after changes.