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What is the smoke testing and sanity testing..?what is the
difference?
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Answer Posted / santoshnathan
Sanity testing :This is a type of initial testing performing
on application and make sure that it has no blockages.
Blockages in the sense whether the all functionalities are
avialable or not in order to perform detailed testing on the
application.
Smoke Testing:This is also a type of initial testing
performing on application in order to test whether it is
stable or not.
But companies are following either one.
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