Comments on: Better than Beta? You Betcha! http://mavericktester.com/better-than-beta-you-betcha The startup's software tester Tue, 13 Jul 2010 23:47:40 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Inder P Singh http://mavericktester.com/better-than-beta-you-betcha#comment-608 Inder P Singh Mon, 11 May 2009 15:57:43 +0000 http://www.blog.testingtimes.com.au/?p=66#comment-608 Another point about beta testing is the lack of control on the process. A beta tester might or might not share some specific feedback with the company. Testers, generally, have a broader focus and they might be more productive with varying amount of information from different beta testers. Inder P Singh Another point about beta testing is the lack of control on the process. A beta tester might or might not share some specific feedback with the company. Testers, generally, have a broader focus and they might be more productive with varying amount of information from different beta testers.

Inder P Singh

]]> By: Gavin Killen http://mavericktester.com/better-than-beta-you-betcha#comment-585 Gavin Killen Fri, 03 Apr 2009 09:00:23 +0000 http://www.blog.testingtimes.com.au/?p=66#comment-585 I think you are 100% right Anne-Marie. Successful software testing requires a combination of patience and experience. Beta is possibly the hardest part for any start up as most are low on either fiscal or Human resources to achieve thorough testing. Gavin I think you are 100% right Anne-Marie. Successful software testing requires a combination of patience and experience. Beta is possibly the hardest part for any start up as most are low on either fiscal or Human resources to achieve thorough testing.

Gavin

]]> By: Andrei http://mavericktester.com/better-than-beta-you-betcha#comment-583 Andrei Sun, 29 Mar 2009 16:41:36 +0000 http://www.blog.testingtimes.com.au/?p=66#comment-583 "beta testing" may still be a useful process for certain types of software, but I would agree you need to plan for it. Also, is your software really "beta" quality? or is it "alpha+"? You really need reasonable testing anyway before beta release so as not to let it out too early! “beta testing” may still be a useful process for certain types of software, but I would agree you need to plan for it. Also, is your software really “beta” quality? or is it “alpha+”? You really need reasonable testing anyway before beta release so as not to let it out too early!

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