Originally, the pesticide paradox is an intriguing term in agriculture. It says when the same pesticide is applied to crops for a more extended period, the pests develop a resistance against it. And the pesticide no longer works on them since they are immune to it. In 1990, Boris Beizer, in his book Software Testing …
Navigating the QA Roadmap: Understanding Test Plan vs Test Strategy
What is a Test Plan? A test plan is a comprehensive document that outlines the various aspects and activities of software ...