Meenakshi Agarwal, 10+ years in IT. Managing TechBeamers.com, creating insightful tutorials, quizzes, and exercises in C, Python, Java, SQL, Selenium, and C-Sharp.
Great, you have summed up the different testing types so well. However, my view on Acceptance testing is that it is not always manual testing or manual test cases. Instead, it focuses on scenarios which a tester writes to confirm the product/feature functionality keeping the customer context in focus. And since most of us if not everyone who operates in Agile, we have to automate acceptance tests as well. If we don't do so, then it'll be quite tough to produce in-time releases. By the way, I've also got a bit of hands-on with different types of testing and wrote a little piece by myself. Lastly, it always feels a bit improved on learnings after reading such a good article as yours was.
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Great, you have summed up the different testing types so well. However, my view on Acceptance testing is that it is not always manual testing or manual test cases. Instead, it focuses on scenarios which a tester writes to confirm the product/feature functionality keeping the customer context in focus. And since most of us if not everyone who operates in Agile, we have to automate acceptance tests as well. If we don't do so, then it'll be quite tough to produce in-time releases. By the way, I've also got a bit of hands-on with different types of testing and wrote a little piece by myself. Lastly, it always feels a bit improved on learnings after reading such a good article as yours was.