5 Secret Hacks to Reduce Testing Efforts to a Minimum.
Today we put all our cards on the table: Discover 5 testing hacks to reduce your testing efforts to a minimum.
Units here, units there – What makes a good unit definition?
What is it? If it is too small, the effort is too high. If it is too big, it is difficult to test. Right! It is the unit. In our latest article, we go into the definition of units and explain what needs to be considered when defining them.
Accelerate Testing: TPT with Simulink
Generated Code from Simulink/Targetlink models can directly be tested in TPT and then accelerate your testing significantly: It is 30% faster. Find out more about top 3 learnings from using generated Code in TPT.
We Run Testing in the Cloud
Even in the field of embedded development, there is a growing desire to move development into or with the cloud. We have summarized for you the TOP 3 reasons why our automotive customers are striving to move to the cloud.
5 Reasons for Testing Simulink with TPT
We have quite a few customers who switch to TPT despite their existing test solution. For you we have conducted interviews with OEMs and Tier1s and summarized the TOP 5 reasons for you.
Testing with IPG CarMaker
Testing with IPG CarMaker is fully supported with TPT18. Our incubation feature, first released in TPT 17, has received several updates. We have significantly optimized the interface. You can control, build and modify virtual test scenarios created in CarMaker from TPT.
Extensive update in dealing with equivalence classes with TPT18
An equivalence class is a subset of a value range from outputs or inputs for which a similar behavior of the component or system is assumed during testing. A value is representative for an equivalence class.
Highlight What Matters Most
You want to highlight text in your test cases, cross something out, quickly insert a table or add a link? No problem: text formatting is now possible in TPT18 thanks to Markup.
Tutorial: Test Design for Pros with Automatons in TPT
Watch our tutorial how to master test design using Automatons. Graphical programming for pros.
Use Formal Requirements and Reduce Test Efforts
Formal requirements differ from natural language requirements in that they use a predefined language to convey the same meaning.