shruthik

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• Feb 14th, 2008

 

Black box testers doesn't need to have knowledge on coding.
we will write test cases based on SRS document.we only test the funtionality of the application.So,by the time the development is completed,we have to be ready with the reviewed test cases.

mathan_vel

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• Jan 9th, 2009

 

Once the Project is Kicked-Off. Normally QA process also starts at the end. There no need to wait for Build (Developed) to write Test Cases. Once the Required Document (SRS, Functional/ Business document/ Use Flow Diagram/ Flow Diagram/ Design document) is approved, QA Process starts the testing process (Test Plan, Test Case Preparation). There is no need to wait for the build after writing the Test Case. Testers can make ready to Execute the Build with their Test cases after Reviewing & Approving the Test case documents.

saravanan123

 Profile Answers by saravanan123 

• Aug 10th, 2009

 

hello sir don`t confuse with the test case for the code it will be not checked by us it will be done only by the developers

we will be doing only the front end of the application not of the inner core of the project

kurtz182

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• Dec 13th, 2009

 

Functional requirements are a wonderful thing!  To a large degree, developers rely on these requirements to produce their code.  At the same time, these requirements are used by the test team to create test cases.  Since both developers and testers essentially produce their deliverables from the same documentation, and since they often do this in parallel with one another, it doesn't matter whether the developers are writing code while testers create test cases.  Throughout my ten year history in the software industry, this is precisely how it is supposed to be done.