Application Testing

Definition of Application Testing as it relates to Software, Application Lifecycle Management

Application Testing refers to the process of evaluating and validating software applications to ensure they meet specified requirements and function as intended without defects. As an integral part of Application Lifecycle Management (ALM), it encompasses various testing techniques, such as functional, regression, integration, performance, and security testing, to identify and remediate issues throughout the development process. The primary objective of application testing is to ensure that software applications are reliable, efficient, user-friendly, and secure, thereby providing value to end-users while minimizing risks associated with their usage.

Child Hierarchical Categories

[Dev Ops]

[Requirements Engineering]

[Test Automation]

[Test Case Management]

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