Visual Studio Test Professional good platform for developers and testing teams.
It is being use in the IT department for with SQL database to create and maintain workflows.
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What is Visual Studio Test Professional?
Microsoft's Visual Studio Test Professional is a performance testing solution.
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Microsoft's Visual Studio Test Professional is a performance testing solution.
Reviewers rate Usability and Support Rating highest, with a score of 8.5.
The most common users of Visual Studio Test Professional are from Enterprises (1,001+ employees).
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November 02, 2020
Compatible with SDLC and Agile processes
We use Microsoft products like Visual Studio and SQL Server at work. Our software development team uses a Microsoft Visual Studio Test product. We have previously tested software projects developed in Visual Studio with the Selenium product tool. Later, we started using Microsoft Visual Studio Test Professional. We created our testing processes with the help of the Visual Studio Test tool. We manage all test scenarios of our software projects through this tool.
- Test scenarios in the SDLC process can be easily applied to the Visual Studio Test tool.
- It works compatible with Microsoft Windows Server and database.
- The debug screen of the Visual Studio Test product is quite successful. It allows you to quickly access the details of the error received.
- The user community of the Visual Studio Test product is weak. For instant problems with this product, it is necessary to quickly reach the source of the error.
- Licence fees need to be more reasonable. License prices need to be reduced so that they can easily compete with free testing tools.
October 09, 2020
Professional Test Tool
Score 8 out of 10
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Verified User
I have been using visual studio products for about 9 years. We are also making our improvements in Visual Studio at the institution where I am currently working. For tests, we use the Visual Studio Test tool in addition to the Selenium product. We create the test cases of our software through this tool. Visual Studio is a very useful tool for unit testing and component testing. It is also used in code evaluation and code correction stages. Thus, it provides efficiency in both the development and testing process. We can perform our manual and automatic tests.
- It plays an active role in both the testing and development process.
- It is the only tool for all test processes.
- User friendly design.
- Easy of use
- Database management needs to be improved.
- Shortcuts are insufficient.
- It is difficult to learn.
- It is costly.
September 22, 2020
One-Stop Shop, Unified Dev/Test tool
Visual Studio Test Professional is used by our R&D and Dev teams for running rigorous tests on our in-house software. We have very unique business needs because we develop a lot of custom software and custom tools to manage that software. With VS Test Pro we are not limited on the scope and scale of innovation we can embark on. It fits perfectly with the C# and .NET environment most of our developers prefer. The automation that Visual Studio Test Pro provides the much needed scalability to run our unit testing.
- Availability of the desktop client or the web interface. The web interface being the favorite and providing a better experience.
- It enables you to write unit tests with so much ease.
- Allows the recording and repeating of manual tests
- It can be set up for collaboration.
- The price is a bit out of reach of many.
- The learning curve is quite steep. It needs a lot of foundational knowledge to grasp.
- Can be quite hardware-resource intensive.
September 18, 2020
Microsoft Visual Studio Test Professional is very professional
I use Visual Studio Test Professional across the whole organization in order to test the applications that I code and develop. It allows me to do testing in the cloud and test in multiple environments in order to make sure that all of my releases are clean and reliable. Highly recommend.
- Testing in multiple environments
- Testing in the cloud
- Recording test results
- Name confusion with Microsoft Test Manager
- Testing across platforms could have easier user interface
- Testing in the cloud could have easier user interface
September 15, 2020
Visual Studio Test Professional Review
Visual Studio Test Professional is being used within my branch (in a single department) as part of developing a GUI to be utilized by air traffic personnel (especially for maintenance planning). The GUI will be capable of being displayed on multiple platforms, in which real-time data of various navigation approach systems will be accessible to air traffic across the contiguous United States.
- Multi-platform development capabilities
- No need for additional plug-ins
- Real-time code debugging capabilities
- Supports many different programming languages
- Auto-populate functionality
- Intuitive and user friendly design
- Very easy to create libraries
- Requires a lot of RAM/memory
- The need to reboot one's computer following an update is cumbersome.
- Very expensive, therefore, likely not accessible to single-users/small start-up businesses
September 12, 2020
Testing made easier and faster
Visual Studio Test Professional is used as a link between business analysts, developers and QA, across almost all of our IT projects. It makes the three teams speak the same language and dramatically shortens the project cycles, avoiding usual problems such as "can’t reproduce the bug" or "it works on my PC" and so on.
Testing is now industrialized and we are looking forward to automation capabilities that were made possible by the tool, integrated with azure devops server.
Testing is now industrialized and we are looking forward to automation capabilities that were made possible by the tool, integrated with azure devops server.
- Testing management.
- Inter-team communication.
- Test data sharing.
- The tool can be a little bit hard to understand for non-IT users.
- Consumes many hardware resources.
- The new cloud version is very different from the desktop former one.
September 12, 2020
Visual Studio Test- Probably the best Test Case writer
Visual Studio Test Professional is currently backed up by Microsoft which makes it an amazing product to believe in. The way currently we are using it is to write test cases across the whole organization. The major problem it solves is being lightweight. Its internal tool engine makes sure that the language and formatting are automatically detected so that the user does not have to worry much about the syntax, which ends up saving several hundred business hours for the company.
- Bug fixes
- Free to use
- Lightweight
- Poor support on a few Linux Distros
- Crashes sometimes
November 06, 2019
Automating Tests using Visual Studio Test Professional
We use Visual Studio Test Professional to interact with Team Foundation Server to:
- Create and manage test plans.
- Create, author, and maintain manual and automated test cases.
- Manage the association of automation for test case artifacts.
- Run exploratory tests.
- Run exploratory tests.
- Analyze previous manual, automated, or exploratory test runs.
- File rich actionable bugs while executing manual test runs or from automated test runs.
- Create and provide individual or shared lab environments with multiple machines for development or testing with Lab Management.
- Connect to physical or virtual lab environments for development or testing with Lab Management.
- Facilitate structured User Acceptance Testing (UAT) from business users.
- And lots more…
- The debugger is extremely good.
- There are many valuable features, including the integration between the management data and the test cases.
- The unit testing functionality is very helpful.
- The solution needs more reports and more dashboards, as well as more details for each originated spare test case or best guess in test cases.
- The service right now is far too expensive. You need to pay per user.
- The tools for unit testing can be improved, giving a better ability to manage tests.
We use visual studio test professional in conjunction with Team Foundation Server to complete our development process. It helps us keep an efficient workflow and links to and from work items in Team Foundation Server. Without it, testing developments in our products would be difficult.
- Friendly web interface - we find the web interface to be a good focal point for our testing.
- Links to work items - Test professional links nicely to Team Foundation Server meaning we can generate a test from a work item, and a work item (bug/feature request) from a test.
- Flexible - the option to use the desktop application over the web interface is useful for some management operations.
- The web interface, while very comprehensive, just can't get close to the desktop test manager when it comes to managing the tests. It would be nice for the desktop client and web interface to match up functionality wise.
- A direct link to Team Foundation Server work items would be useful, currently you can't have a dashboard showing test work item summarys and development work item summarys. For us, this means that we can't compare active development items with active tests on the same screen