The Secret Behind Hexawise's Test Design

Last week, our followers voted that they found Hexawise's optimized test design to be the tool's most beneficial feature. Today, we'll be diving into one of the most important principles behind the tool's optimization: the reduction of repetition.
The Secret Behind Hexawise's Test Design

Last week, our followers voted that they found Hexawise's optimized test design to be the tool's most beneficial feature. Today, we'll be diving into one of the most important principles behind the tool's optimization: the reduction of repetition.

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By Charles Pitts Apr 27, 2022
A Quick Guide to Data-Driven Testing

Due to its robust scalability, data-driven testing is growing in popularity among developers. Read this week's blog post to learn about the basics of data-driven testing and how it can benefit any testing project.

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By Charles Pitts Apr 13, 2022
Case Study: From Struggling to Streamlined, a Hexawise Success Story

Today, we'll discuss how a major multinational bank was able to leverage Hexawise's capabilities to streamline their testing, slash costs, and improve coverage.

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By Charles Pitts Apr 6, 2022
Under- and Over-Testing: Solutions

Last week, we went in depth about over-testing and under-testing, two common testing mistakes that can drive up the cost and hinder the efficiency of any software development project. In this sequel article, we’ll discuss how to solve this...

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By Charles Pitts Mar 30, 2022
Under- and Over-Testing: Problems

How much testing is enough? The importance of answering this question accurately cannot be overstated. Consider what happens when it is answered incorrectly: if a team performs an insufficient number of tests, then they may allow defects to go...

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By Charles Pitts Mar 23, 2022
Want to Save $2,000,000,000,000? Test Earlier.

According to the Consortium for IT Software Quality, or CISQ, the cost of poor software quality was roughly 2 trillion dollars in 2020, with the bulk of this figure being the result of operational software failures. Operational software failures...

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By Charles Pitts Mar 9, 2022
A Wordle Lesson for Testers: Stop Testing on “Hard Mode” 

It’s safe to say that everyone reading this has, at the very least, heard of Wordle. Some play it religiously, while others only hear about it when their friends complain about how difficult today’s word was. Regardless of your level of devotion...

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By Charles Pitts Feb 28, 2022
Pushing Through With In-Sprint Testing

Testing while in sprint development phases can be extremely challenging. Two of the biggest bottlenecks are writing repetitive test scripts and maintaining existing test suites, both of which can become massive time sinks that slow down the rest...

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By Charles Pitts Feb 16, 2022
Hexawise and the Path to Efficient, Effective Testing

When companies begin to use the Hexawise test design tool, they generally have a single issue in mind that they want to address: the test execution phase is taking too long, documentation and maintenance is growing too complicated with increasing...

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By Charles Pitts Jan 4, 2022
Case Study Highlights: How Hexawise Takes the Guesswork Out of Testing

One of the most common pitfalls in software testing is performing too few tests. An inadequate number of tests can lead to gaps in coverage, which allow defects to go undetected until they are discovered by a tester later in development or an end...

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By Charles Pitts Dec 21, 2021

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