What is the basic difference between Alpha and beta testing??
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Answer / abhiram
Alpha Testing :Alpha Testing done in the company before delivering application to the client
Beta Testing: Beta Testing done in the client place either by user or third party experts before implementing.
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Answer / rohituppal
Suppose banking application is developed
In alpha testing, the developed application will be used by few employees of bank itself.
In beta testing, application will be used by few clients of bank itself.
Depending upon the feedback recieved required changes are implemented.
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Answer / mulguri pravin
Alpha Testing : Testing performed by client at developer's
site under guidance of developer and tester.
Beta Testing : Testing done at Client side by client.
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Answer / dorababu
Alpha Testing: we can do testing before customer at our place
Beta Testing : we can do testing before customer at client place
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