TestRail Blog

Understanding the need you have is often the first step in defining the method for managing test cases that will work for you and your team.

Here are some ways the entire team can keep up with the pace of agile to get test-related activities done in better ways.

Your test problems are not unique. If there is a breach or leak of cards or transaction data, it will be your company making the news.

Let’s look at cases where it makes sense to deploy a different container in production than what’s in your test environment.

This blog talks about Browser tricks – little features you might not even realize exist, mostly in the “developer tools” sections of the browser. These aren’t about code, but instead ways to make testing a little easier.This blog tal...

We’re pleased to announce the release of TestRail 7.2 which, among other quality of life adjustments, contains a number of improvements to the charts displayed in various TestRail dashboards, and introduces a new drill-down capability that will help y...

Writing test cases is an art that requires the use of effective test design techniques mixed with experience, creativity and thinking out of the box.This blog discusses about some ideas to think of and write better and more effective test cases before you b...

Many high-profile testers react negatively to most metrics programs. They argue that measurements usually do not measure the things intended. They point out that people change their behavior to drive the metrics in the direction management wants to see. The...

A seamless CI/CD pipeline binds DevOps & continuous testing. Here are 5 mistakes organizations make implementing CI/CD

Test teams are forever designing and adding new tests, running them, and reporting results. But is your test team creating tests that are effective at finding real problems?How do you know if your tests are actually working, and not just adding to the ever-...

Learn how tools and approaches like Agile/Lead Metrics help make predictions on everything from delivery to defects.

Event-driven application architectures make it so that various components in a very large distributed system can communicate and interoperate asynchronously. Event-driven architectures are the glue that binds the various services and components that make up...