QA should share P0, P1 and P2 test cases beforehand to dev. If there are still issues from those test cases then it's dev responsibility.

Software Engineer

Hey all, hope you are doing well.
I have one question regarding test process.
 
In my current organization, while we are testing any new project, we are getting

Hey all, hope you are doing well.
I have one question regarding test process.
 
In my current organization, while we are testing any new project, we are getting around 200+, 300+0 bugs including UI / Ux and backend. Continuously retesting and regression happens 

So is it our duty to do the testing in details everytime or they should improve their practices of coding. ?

Poor development process

Poor development process- Grapevine

Welcome to Software Engineers's Private Community

I have been working heavily on FE for the past 2 years and our product has grown/changed a lot without any sort of test cases. Now it's a bit difficult for us to estimate the impact areas without going through several files and deep into code sometimes. 

With fast changing requirements/updates to the existing logic, I guess we will start spending more time on fixing breaking cases but eventually it would lead to a better setup and flow.

Wanted to know, how your experience has been in such cases and whether your firm/teams do write test cases.

How's the testing culture in your team?

Welcome to Indian Startups's Private Community

I am an Android developer with several years of experience in the industry. Unfortunately, I've noticed a concerning trend in the quality of software, particularly among apps from so-called unicorn startups and top multinational corporations. Many of these apps are riddled with bugs that seem to slip through the QA process. Here are some examples of reproducible issues I've encountered:

1. In Paytm, when navigating to train bookings and accessing the PNR section, attempting to copy the PNR may result in the screen freezing upon scrolling up, with a blank white screen appearing when scrolling down.
2. Within the train module on Paytm, if the application process is terminated, an infinite loader may appear, and returning to the previous screen may lead to a white screen.
3. PhonePe recently addressed a blank screen issue on the payments page when the process was terminated.
4. PhonePe also fixed an issue where an infinite loader appeared when checking UPI balance, especially after the process was terminated on the UPI pin screen and the back button was pressed.
5. YouTube experiences sporadic crashes when the application process is terminated while using YT Shorts.
6. Instagram had countless bug in the past.
7. Reddit backstack management and deeplinks are hell.
8. Hostar has no security. I was able to decompile and make a debug build with code changes with my novice reverse engineering skills. The room database is even not encrypted. 

It does seem like some companies are conducting testing just for the sake of it.

How are the codebases structured for your company? Is it common for companies to produce spaghetti code? Do all companies rely on manual testers.

TLDR; what does the codebase look like in your company? Are the tests adequately written, and to what extent?

Why most of the apps developed are shitty?

Software Developer

I have 7 years of experience as a manual tester. In terms of my coding knowledge I'd rate myself 2/10.

I'm married with a daughter who will be turning 1 very soon.
Considering the inflation and increased cost of living, I think my CTC is pretty average.

A developer having 2-3 yoe generally earns the same or more than I do. All my friends are earning shit ton of money and I feel like I can't compete with them.

I don't have to compromise on anything if I want it or need it but I know I can't live a lavish life with what I earn currently.

Here are some questions that come into my mind:

1. Should I switch from testing to development?
2. How much growth can I expect just being in testing?
3. If I were to make a switch to development, what tools, language should I aim for(considering my coding is really poor)

Should I switch from Tester to Developer

Software Test- QA

I have joined a company recently. Now I am coding of a new feature, but whenever I wrote any code for new features everytime there is some bug is coming at the testing time.
What should I do any suggestions will be appreciated

Suggestion needed

How many time do you spend on testing in your software developer job ?

Hey guys,

So i was asking questions to one engineer manager about quality analyst. I asked her how sdet as field in general as i already have 5 years of experience in QA field. Learning side by side coding for a next switch. She said do something else except QA as in her experience, her previous companies do not have QA team itself. So i am little confused as a career path. So wanted to ask how you guys software at your workplace and does sdet role will have significance in this market in future?

How you do QA at work and do your company employ seperate QA team/dev need to do everything

I have worked on 3 projects the past 1-1.5 yr and since all of them were in the initial stages, with rapidly updating designs, flows we didn't focus on making any testcases.
How is it done at your place of work? Do you create testcases as you dev or once some features are done or not at all?

Anyone making test cases for web?

Frontend Engineer

Welcome to Product Managers's Private Community

Guys very curious, have you guys faced any challenges like once product writes off the deployment, founders coming after you for the bugs that comes in prod, because the testing is not done well. 

I feel it happens to me a lot of times but yeah im leveraging ai to help me test better. 


Do you guys use any ai in testing? Or do you guys face this problem??

Testing!!!

Business Development Manager

Do you feel like your work as a frontend engineer is meaningful and impactful enough towards the product you are building?

I feel like in most companies BE work is treated as more important. Most of your performance bottlenecks and production issues would also be related to Backend and hence those who work on it get more visibility.

I feel as an FE all my work is being limited till the feature is being developed and after that you just move to the next one. Kinda feeling bad about it.

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