SmartBear Software announced new versions of QAComplete and TestComplete to help organizations accelerate application delivery time and product quality by improving collaboration across software testing groups.
In this release, SmartBear has also enhanced its mobile and desktop testing capabilities by providing support for PhoneGap, iOS 8 and Chromium Embedded Framework, among many frameworks.
With QAComplete 9.9 and TestComplete 10.4 integration, SmartBear has focused on helping organizations break silos and achieve testing agility. With a single interface for test orchestration, QAComplete 9.9 provides stakeholders a collaborative testing environment with full visibility across the test cases associated with a release. Team members cannot only collaborate on the design and planning of the tests, but also schedule automated and manual tests for different environments. Additionally, the reporting capability of QAComplete delivers a full view of all tests run across multiple platforms in one easy-to-use interface.
Collaboration can only work, however, if all the various platforms required for an application are supported, whether desktop, mobile or Web. In addition to the key collaboration capabilities of QAComplete 9.9, TestComplete 10.4 contains additional platform support for innovative standards such as HTML 5, Cordova, PhoneGap, Chromium Embedded Framework and iOS 8. These standards have become crucial for enterprises looking to decrease time to market by using platform agnostic development languages.
“Today's testing teams have a cross-functional and multi-platform approach and usually include some form of combination of both automated and manual testing,” said Rich Caplow, SVP Product Commercialization at SmartBear. “TestComplete 10.4 ensures organizations can automate tests for new development offerings in the mobile, Web and desktop sector from day one. Additionally, QAComplete 9.9 provides a comprehensive view of each release, right from planning to execution in one interface. A better partnership across different groups and across platforms is achieved as a result of these developments, helping companies to achieve faster time to market.”
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