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We’re thrilled to announce that Andrew Filev will be speaking at Web Summit in Lisbon this November!
Unlock the Secrets of Developer Productivity: Essential Strategies for SaaS Success.
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Ad hoc testing refers to a spontaneous approach to testing software or systems. Unlike formal testing procedures, ad hoc testing involves informal methods without predefined test cases. It aims to uncover defects and issues that may not be apparent in structured testing.
The primary goal of ad hoc testing is to identify unexpected issues and defects in software quickly. It helps uncover potential problems that formal testing might miss, providing an opportunity to improve software quality before release.
Ad hoc testing involves testers exploring software functionalities without predefined scripts or plans. Testers rely on their intuition, experience, and knowledge to simulate real-world usage scenarios and identify issues that users might encounter.
Ad hoc testing provides several benefits, including:
Ad hoc testing is a valuable approach to supplement formal testing procedures by uncovering unexpected defects and improving overall software quality. Its flexibility and focus on real-world scenarios make it an essential part of the software testing process.
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