If you are looking for a way to managing your QA Test Plans, you might want to check out Test Run.
It is a pretty powerful, hosted application that gives QA folks, managers, and the code jockeys an great platform for the management of the test process.
I’d encourage you to take the tour on the home page as it is a pretty good lesson for any start up on how to pitch the product and ask for the order.
Well done.
Have you actually used it? It seems like it could be pretty helpful, but I'm not seeing the type of integration that I expect from a test plan manager. I was really hoping to see integration with test scripts (both for JUnit, Perl's Test::More, and the other common varieties) for automated testing.
Do you know these guys? Please plug this capability, I'm actually working on something to manage my own testing and I'd prefer to not build it myself. Unfortunately with the whole "Web 2.0" shift, it's very hard for testers to understand certain correlations (like how the Service -> WebService -> Presentation model works on a functional level). By having automated tests (Covering the service and webservice layers) combined with manual testing, quality will increase dramatically I think.
-J
Posted by: J. Shirley | November 23, 2005 at 15:48