What is the difference between alpha and beta testing
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Answer Posted / sudhakar8
Alpha Testing:
It is carried out on the developer’s premises itself
in a controlled environment.
beta Testing:
It is carried out at one or more user’s premises
using their infrastructure in an uncontrolled manner.
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