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TestZilla

TestZilla is a robust test manager system that offers a database of test cases, test plans, and reporting functionalities. It integrates with error tracking tools and allows import/export to spreadsheet or XML. Ideal for QAs and managers looking for improved customization and ease of use.

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TestZilla

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  1. TestZilla A Test Manager System Kevin Huang Sam Van Dalfsen

  2. What is a Test Manager?

  3. What is a Test Manager? • Database of • Test Cases • Test (Summary and description) • ID • Test Plans • Contains Test Cases • ID • Test Plan assignment • Reporting • Integration with error tracking tools • Import/Export to spreadsheet or XML

  4. What is a Test Manager? • Why use a test manager? • Coverage metrics • Helps regulate testing • Who uses a test manager? • QAs • Managers

  5. What is a Test Manager? • Flaws in current Test Managers • Not highly customizable • Needs in house development for customization • Rework testing organization • Cumbersome interface

  6. TestZilla

  7. TestZilla • Improve • Customization of test case fields • Allow flexibility in product to match user’s testing needs • More intuitive interface • Group support • Distributive test issuing

  8. TestZilla • Architecture

  9. TestZilla • Risk • Development • Developer programming language and database experience • Ease of third party integration (spreadsheets, error tracking systems) • Assumptions • Customer need • QAs • Managers

  10. TestZilla • Why Bother? • Subtle improvements, big impact • QA need something flexible • Lack of middle ground (too simple vs. too complex) • Open Source Expandable • Built-in issue tracking • Test automation integration

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