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Which testing tools best for mechanical engineer?
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Which testing tools best for mechanical engineer?
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ChristyWilliam
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Testing tools given below :
- Calipers
- Dial Indicator and Force Gauge
- Mirror on a Stick
- Chapman Set
I can recomend you 10 best managment tools for QA engineers. You can compare them and choose something for yourself. With these tools you are able to test management system ,test planning opportunity, test run availability, making test reports on work quality and quantity, task management tool, using additional features.
1) TestRail
TestRail was founded in 2004 by Gurock Software GmbH Company. It was their first tool used for planning and testing.The tool has a user-friendly interface, intuitively comprehensible buttons’ arrangement, and carefully thought the system of switching between contiguous features. It is really usefull to execute testing based on creating test scenatios, also make reports and you can creat a bug and upload it to integrated bug trackers such as JIRA etc.
2) TestLink
In spite of some difficulties with installing, it is used by many Development Teams and QA Engineers.
3)JIRA is mainly a bug tracker aiming to control development process with tasks, bugs and other types of agile cards. It can works in couple with Zephyr. If you use a combination of those two, you will get afull service according to the functionality of test management tools.(JIRA+Zephyr)
4) PractiTest integrates with JIRA, Pivotal tracker, Redmine and other. If you have some atomized tests working with Selenuim or Jenkins, this test management tool is able to work with them too by using API.
5) qTest. The project has been being developed since 2012 and aims at helping not only the testers but the entire team during the development. His interface is simple, and user-friendly.
6)TestCollab. You can get information on quality in the form of Success Rate depicting how good your product is. Furthermore, there is Spent Time functionality which helps rating how much efforts each team member has contributed.
7) TestLodge. It has really unusual design. This service allows customizing not only the standard fields concerning test cases and test runs, it gives an opportunity to create roles, categories, priorities, choose necessary parameters to be depicted in the graphics, export settings.
8) QACoverage. It has its own bug tracker Defect Module. So you do not need to integrate with other systems to create issues.
9) TestCaseLab. You can creating a project, invite members, appoint them on either of two roles Project Admin or Project Member…etc.Good is that TestCaseLab offers its own format of .csv files or import which is a nice test case example for beginners. The service integrates with the following bug trackers: Redmine, JIRA and Pivotal.
10)EasyQA . I think it is the newest, there are so many options. For example, if your test product is a mobile app for Andriod or iOS, it proves useful. The library is able to catch and send crashes to dashboard.
1) TestRail
TestRail was founded in 2004 by Gurock Software GmbH Company. It was their first tool used for planning and testing.The tool has a user-friendly interface, intuitively comprehensible buttons’ arrangement, and carefully thought the system of switching between contiguous features. It is really usefull to execute testing based on creating test scenatios, also make reports and you can creat a bug and upload it to integrated bug trackers such as JIRA etc.
2) TestLink
In spite of some difficulties with installing, it is used by many Development Teams and QA Engineers.
3)JIRA is mainly a bug tracker aiming to control development process with tasks, bugs and other types of agile cards. It can works in couple with Zephyr. If you use a combination of those two, you will get afull service according to the functionality of test management tools.(JIRA+Zephyr)
4) PractiTest integrates with JIRA, Pivotal tracker, Redmine and other. If you have some atomized tests working with Selenuim or Jenkins, this test management tool is able to work with them too by using API.
5) qTest. The project has been being developed since 2012 and aims at helping not only the testers but the entire team during the development. His interface is simple, and user-friendly.
6)TestCollab. You can get information on quality in the form of Success Rate depicting how good your product is. Furthermore, there is Spent Time functionality which helps rating how much efforts each team member has contributed.
7) TestLodge. It has really unusual design. This service allows customizing not only the standard fields concerning test cases and test runs, it gives an opportunity to create roles, categories, priorities, choose necessary parameters to be depicted in the graphics, export settings.
8) QACoverage. It has its own bug tracker Defect Module. So you do not need to integrate with other systems to create issues.
9) TestCaseLab. You can creating a project, invite members, appoint them on either of two roles Project Admin or Project Member…etc.Good is that TestCaseLab offers its own format of .csv files or import which is a nice test case example for beginners. The service integrates with the following bug trackers: Redmine, JIRA and Pivotal.
10)EasyQA . I think it is the newest, there are so many options. For example, if your test product is a mobile app for Andriod or iOS, it proves useful. The library is able to catch and send crashes to dashboard.
Roman Epo
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Please clear about your query ,cant understand properly what you want to know ?
Hardware testing , software testing and please be specified your testing section.
Exactly, we need more details to advise you better.
