What is testing methodology?
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Answer Posted / lakki
A testing methodology is a tool or method used to test an application. As you listed, some methodologies include monkey testing, automated UI testing, regression testing, and so forth. Some might argue that testing techniques such as pairwise-combinatorial interdependence modeling or model-based testing are also methodologies. A testing strategy, on the other hand, is a holistic view to how you will test a product -- it's the approach you will take, the tools (and methodologies) you will use to deliver the highest possible quality at the end of a project.
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