Shabam:
Software based testing can automate things for you, but a lot of tests will
need to be written and depending on the magnitude of the task that may be
rather formidable. If you have the source code and are up to it, NUnit is a
good tool - but as you mention, it may be a bit of work.
There are a lot of people that will do this testing for you provided that
you have pretty good specs in place on what the software does and how its
supposed to work. I'm not sure how much you're looking to spend and what
depth of testing you're looking for. You can contact Doris or Nicole
http://www.tibasolutions.com/index.asp?SiteContentId=4 at my company - we
handle every part of the life cycle and this is something we could
definitely help you with.
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TiBA Solutions
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"Shabam" <bl******@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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I've had a developer create a software for me, and I'm in the process of
testing it for bugs. However, it appears that task is quite daunting, as
I'm having to go through every scenario and path.
Are there good firms that will do this sort of thing for me, or software
that will aid me in this? What is the recommended route?
