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What is Alpha and beta testing and What is the diffrence
between Alpha and beta testing ?
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Answer Posted / nitin gupta
Alpha Testing :
ALpha testing is a testing which is done at developer site done both either customer or developer
but if customer test the application which is does under the monitoring of developer or developer team .
Beta Testing:
Beta Testing is Testing which is done at customer site if the error has occur during testing customer has noted them tells to developer.
let we take a example this would be you understand much Easier when google has launched google+ application in india fristly they launched his beta(version) because of only has know their has 2 reason fristly people has aware a functionality of application and second if their is any skipness or any functionality not works according his what they want(user friendly) they send him related notification.
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