Category MindMaps

These Mind Maps are direct notes to the processes that I mentioned in different blogs. Readers are free to directly refer to the Mind Maps instead of going through the blogs.

Neumorphic Design Basic

Utility Cards Utility One A concise description that explains the utility’s purpose and value proposition. Open App Utility Two Another brief explanation highlighting the unique features of this utility. Open App Utility Three A short description demonstrating the utility’s key…

Fuzz Testing to Your QA Strategy

Integrating fuzz testing into an existing QA environment can be straightforward, especially for systems that benefit from resilient input handling. Below are practical steps to get started: To demonstrate, here’s a mind map for a comprehensive fuzz testing plan: Step…

How to Do Edge Case Testing for GraphQL APIs

GraphQL query structures can be complex, especially for multi-layered queries. A mind map is invaluable here, outlining dependencies and nested fields, as well as identifying layers at risk for overload. Mind mapping aids in visualizing potential bottlenecks, enabling a proactive…

Edge Case Testing for Hybrid Cloud

Here’s a mind map visualizing the partition-handling strategy for hybrid clouds: This structured approach provides a comprehensive view for testing edge cases in hybrid cloud environments, particularly when handling network partitions. Each step focuses on system reliability and resilience during…

Generate Synthetic Data for Negative Testing

A well-structured mind map can help identify and categorize different types of negative tests. Break down test cases into primary categories like Invalid Data Types, Malformed Requests, and Boundary Values. Here’s an example mind map layout that can be a helpful guide for…

Test Data Management

Mind Map for Managing Test Data in Large Systems: Structured Approach. Visualizing test data management through mind maps clarifies complex dependencies, bottlenecks, and failure points in large systems. Each component, from data generation to stale data handling and automation, plays…

Testing with Invalid and Corrupt Data

“Testing is a relentless pursuit of truth,” says James Bach. In the world of software, truth often surfaces when things go wrong, not when everything operates smoothly. Invalid and corrupt data scenarios expose weak spots in software, revealing how applications…

Cloning and Subsetting Test Data for Negative Testing

✅ Cloning a full database allows us to simulate real-world conditions without endangering live data, especially useful in sensitive fields. ✅ Subsetting helps avoid overwhelming testing environments with excessive data, keeping tests focused and efficient. To read Full article click…