It is easy to look at Data Generation and think of it in terms of test data. However, there are many other reasons to generate data that might generally be created by hand. Take, for example, JMeter's CSV Data Set
GenRocket, Inc. announces new pricing for its test data generation software platform. GenRocket is still just as powerful and easy-to-use but now software developers and quality assurance engineers will find it even more affordable. GenRocket Makes Test Data Generation More Affordable
When people talk about data generation, whether it is test data, demo data, or program data, they usually think in terms of the database. That's where we store all of our data so that is what we need to generate
GenRocket, Inc. announces the launch of V1.1 of its test data generation software platform. GenRocket is still just as powerful but now software developers and quality assurance engineers will find it easier to generate test data and can set up
As we make improvements to GenRocket, one of our main focuses is always on speed and efficiency. One area where speed really matters is in creating Domains, Attributes, and assigning Generators to those Attributes. list of websites Currently, it is
I remember sitting in a team meeting many years ago and the Senior Architect asked the team about testing. Actually, she asked about the lack of tests. One of the more green engineers responded, and he said what we all
First let me just say that any kind of test data is better than no test data. That said, some test data is better than others for certain testing scenarios. In this article I want to look at ways generic
In our last blog post I talked about what test data generation is and why every engineering team should care about it. I closed that article with 5 questions to ask yourself about your test data. I’d like to expand
GenRocket, Inc. announces that GenRocket, a test data generation platform, is being released for general availability on Monday May 20th, 2013 after many years in development. GenRocket is used by software developers and quality assurance engineers to generate huge volumes
I'm going to go out on a limb and make a bold statement: testing software is hard. Okay, not that bold of a statement since we all know that. No matter what language or platform, software has to be tested