Difference between Alpha testing and Beta testing.
Alpha testing
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Beta testing |
1. performed at developer’s site. |
1. performed at end user’s site. |
2. performed in control environment in developers presence. |
2. performed in uncontrolled environment in developers absence. |
3. less probability of finding errors as it is driven by developers. |
3. high probability of finding errors as it is used by end users. |
4. It is done during implementation phase of software. |
4. it is done at the pre-release of the software |
5. it is not considered as live application of software. |
5. it is considered as a live application of the software. |
6. less time consuming as developer can make necessary changes in given time. |
6. more time consuming as user has to report the bugs if any via appropriate channels. |
7. alpha testing involves both white box and black box testing. |
7. beta testing typically uses black box testing only. |
8. long execution cycles may be required for alpha testing. |
8. only a few weeks of execution are required for beta testing. |
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