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New Borland Silk Test available

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VARINDIA- INDIA'S FRONTLINE IT MAGAZINE   Micro Focus has announced the general availability of Borland Silk Test 13.0, the latest version of its premier test automation suite.  Silk Test 13.0 increases the broad range of application technologies for Windows, significantly improves usability, and delivers more advanced dynamic Web and custom control support enhancements. Silk Test 13.0 is extending its Web testing capabilities by adding support for Google Chrome and enhancing support for Firefox and Internet Explorer.  Archie Roboostoff, Borland Portfolio Director, Micro Focus said, "In today's multi-device, multi-channel environment, businesses need to have the ability to test new applications that can be validated and checked across any device an end user might have. With Silk Test, we are giving organizations an automated test environment which works across a range of platforms, reducing the testing effort and reducing time to market. Organizations using Sil...

Caliber 10.1 released

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VARINDIA- INDIA'S FRONTLINE IT MAGAZINE Micro Focus has announced Caliber 10.1, the latest from the company's Borland testing and management product portfolio. The update to the Caliber product line provides even deeper integration between requirements definition and management (RDM) to help organizations increase collaboration between teams, improve the reaction time to changing requirements and reduce costs of producing quality software. New capabilities in Caliber 10.1 include integration between Caliber RM and Caliber RDM. The synergy between visual and text-based requirements provides better shared goals for all stakeholders, giving the software development and business analyst teams the tools needed to establish implementation consensus early on and then maintain a common vision. Using Caliber 10.1, requirements changes and traceability can be managed from inception to production. "Caliber is about managing ideas and making sure inspiration captured on a whiteboar...