Software Development Life Cycle Phases
Blog post from Keploy
Software testing is an essential phase in the software development life cycle, ensuring that software functions correctly before it is deployed for public use. This phase involves developers manually writing test cases, users experimenting with the software, and utilizing automated tools to identify and fix any issues or bugs. The process of testing verifies that the software is reliable and free from errors, making it prepared for everyday use by end users. The development life cycle includes several environments: developers initially work and test code in their local environments, then integrate these codes in a development integration environment to ensure compatibility, followed by rigorous testing in test environments. Before reaching the production stage, where the software becomes accessible to users, it undergoes acceptance and compatibility testing in a staging environment. The integration phase is pivotal to ensure cohesive functionality when different code components are combined, and testing encompasses various methods such as unit, system integration, and performance testing.
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