Bug debug keynote - Present problems and future solutions
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Bug debug keynote - Present problems and future solutions
- 1. 1 Software Testing – Present Problems and Future Solutions Vipul Kocher
- 2. 2 Science Fiction – Fiction today, Reality tomorrow Arthur C. Clark Geosynchronous satellites (1945) – Actual satellites (1963) Cloning - Dolly Jules Verne’s “Twenty Thousand leagues under the sea” (1869) – Simon Lake built “Argonaut” first submarine to operate in the open seas (1897)
- 3. 3 What About These? Androids TimeTeleportation What about ? travel? ? How about self testing code? May that never become a reality as long as I live…
- 7. new class of programming languages and paradigms to support that operating system
- 8. ultimately supported by new class of hardwareI have no clue about it !
- 9. 7 problems in testing
- 10. 8 Problems in Testing Are there problemsin testing? We all seem to be doing fine! Probably the biggest problem in testing is -“we do not have a problem”
- 11. 9 Problems in Testing Why is this aproblem? Is there a solution in future? Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity, and I'm not sure about the former. -- Albert Einstein
- 12. 10 challenges in testing
- 14. Have we tested enough?
- 15. How much time do I need to test it?
- 16. How many test cases should I write?
- 17. Oracle problem
- 18. How do I choose right set of regression tests?
- 19. How do I get developers to do better testing?
- 20. Do I need coding skills? What will I do with those?
- 22. 13 What does testing mean for different stakeholders? Let us face it Nobody wants testing…
- 23. 14 What does testing mean for different stakeholders? If one assumes that “testing is necessary” one is likely to try to improve the way testing gets done If one believes that testing is unnecessary then one is more likely to find ways to minimize or eliminate testing Mindset Matters !
- 24. 15 testing world’s biggest problem
- 27. 18 HITE E H I T Have I Tested Enough Do you have a bulletproof answer?
- 29. New software technology- Self monitoring (Patent Pending), Self healing systems
- 34. 24 Bug – The Only Perfect Being Most bugs are because imperfect requirements are imperfectly translated into imperfect design which is imperfectly translated into imperfect code
- 35. 25 Whole Is More Than The Sum Of Parts
- 36. 26 Whole Is More Than The Sum Of Parts An integrated environment where…
- 37. 27 Whole Is More Than The Sum Of Parts An integrated environment where…
- 38. 28 Integrated Environment Requirements Visual Prioritized Self-checking Testable Constrained Design – Mapped to Requirement Tests – Mapped to Requirements/Design/Code Code – Mapped to Requirements/Design
- 39. 29 Regression Test Selection Tool
- 40. 30 Tool-Chain
- 41. 31 User Messages and API based test cases
- 42. 32 Coverage & Data – Integral Part of Tool-Chain Customer care – database, emails, blogs Internet security advisories Standard Conformance Defect database, data-mining for bug-taxonomy Data from application monitoring in production
- 43. 33 New format for writing test cases: visual format
- 44. 34 An example of Visual format (http://www.exampler.com/software.html)
- 45. 35 Ability to replay code Crash
- 46. 36 Testing as a Framework
- 47. 37
- 49. Integral part of development
- 50. Better ways to tie all development artifacts together
- 51. Integration with various sources of information