Daily Learning - Day 22

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Date: 20th February 2017

Below are the topics i learnt today..

Topic 1:  Basics of testing

There are two kinds of Bugs, which i have never heard before.

 Latent Bugs:  The bug that is not identified in the past versions of the software application.

 Latent Bugs are dormant or unhidden.
These bugs are not found until one or more releases of the product.


 Golden Bugs:  The bug that is occurred in every instances of the application with severity level high and with high priority.

 Golden bugs may affect the critical functionality of the system.


Topic 2: Task Management 

Started using a Task Management Chrome Application "TickTick" to track my learning tasks.


Location: Mysuru, Karnataka 570001, India

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