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1.Sanity Testing: Verifies that specific functionalities or bug fixes work as expected after changes.
use case: After a new build is deployed, sanity testing checks if the core functionalities such as video playback and user login are working.
3. Functionality Testing:Tests if the software functions according to its specified
requirements.
use case:Ensures all features work as expected, such as searching for shows, streaming videos, and adding content to watchlists.
2.Usability Testing: Evaluates how user-friendly and intuitive the software is.
use case:Evaluates the user interface to ensure that navigating through the app, searching for content, and managing playlists are intuitive and easy for users.
4. Database Testing: Ensures the database interacts correctly with the application, including data integrity and retrieval.
use case:Verifies the integrity of user data, including watch history, preferences, and login credentials, ensuring they are correctly stored and retrieved.
5.Performance Testing: Assesses how the software performs under various conditions, including load and stress.
use case:Assesses how the app performs under various conditions, such as high traffic or multiple streams, to ensure smooth playback and responsiveness.
6.Compatibility Testing: Verifies that the software works across different devices, browsers, and operating systems.
use case:Checks if the app functions correctly across different Apple TV models and operating system versions.
7.Configuration Testing: Tests the software's behavior under different hardware and software configurations. use case:Ensures that the app works across various configurations of network settings, resolution options, and external devices (e.g., speakers).
8. Re-Testing:Involves testing the same functionality again after bugs have been fixed to ensure the issues are resolved.
use case:After fixing a bug related to video buffering, re-testing confirms that the issue is resolved and video playback is smooth.
9.Regression Testing:Ensures that new code changes haven’t adversely affected existing functionality.
use case:Ensures that recent updates or new features haven’t negatively impacted existing functionalities, such as the login process or playback controls.
10. Globalization Testing:Ensures that the software can function in different regions and support various languages and cultural norms.
use case:Checks if the app supports multiple languages and regional content settings, ensuring it caters to users from different countries.
11. Localization Testing: Validates that the software is properly adapted for a specific locale, including translations and cultural adaptations.
use case:Verifies that the app displays content and UI elements correctly in various languages and cultural formats specific to each region.
12. Random Testing: Involves testing random parts of the application to uncover defects.
use case:Involves using the app with random inputs and scenarios to uncover unexpected issues or bugs that may not be covered by structured test cases.
13. Negative Testing:Tests how the software handles invalid or unexpected input.
use case: Tests how the app handles invalid inputs, such as incorrect login credentials or unsupported file formats, ensuring it provides appropriate error messages.
14. Positive Testing:Confirms that the software behaves as expected with valid input.
use case: Ensures that valid inputs, like correct login details or supported video formats, are processed correctly and deliver the expected results.
15. Security Testing: Identifies vulnerabilities and ensures the application is secure from threats and unauthorized access.
use case: Evaluates the app’s security measures to protect user data, prevent unauthorized access, and ensure secure payment processing if applicable.
- Exploratory Testing: Involves testing without predefined test cases, exploring the application to find defects.
use case:Testers use the app in an exploratory manner to find issues that may not be identified by predefined test cases, focusing on user interactions and experience.
17.Installation Testing: Verifies that the software installs and configures correctly on different environments.
use case: Verifies that the app installs and updates correctly on the Apple TV, and that the installation process is smooth.
18. Mutation Testing:Tests the effectiveness of test cases by making small changes (mutations) to the code and checking if tests catch these changes.
use case: Introduces small code changes to ensure that existing test cases can detect these changes and validate that the app remains robust.
19. Sanitation Testing:Ensures that data input into the system is clean and free from any harmful content or security risks.
use case:Although less common, in this context it might involve ensuring that the app's code and data handling practices are clean and free from vulnerabilities.
20.Smoke Testing: Conducts a preliminary check to ensure the basic functionality of the application before more detailed testing.
use case: Conducts a basic check to ensure that the primary functions, such as video playback and navigation, work correctly after an initial build or update.
21. Alpha Testing:Performed by internal teams to find bugs before releasing the software to external testers.
use case: Performed internally by the development team to catch major bugs and usability issues before the app is released to external testers.
22. Beta Testing:Conducted by external users or a select group of customers to gather feedback and identify any issues before the final release.
use case: Involves a select group of external users who test the app in real-world scenarios, providing feedback on usability, performance, and any remaining issues before the final release.