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Parasoft Announces Updates to Its Development Testing SolutionParasoft (News - Alert), the leading maker of software solutions that help organizations deliver defect-free software efficiently, announced today the latest release of Development Testing Platform (DTP) and DTP Engines for C/C++, .NET (News - Alert), and Java (C/C++test, dotTEST, and Jtest). Parasoft DTP consistently applies software quality practices across teams and throughout the SDLC, enabling your quality efforts to shift left-delivering a platform for automated defect prevention and the uniform measurement of risk. This release builds on Parasoft's innovative approach to continuously improving software quality processes. DTP 5.3 and DTP Engines 10.3 include new features and enhancements that provide deeper visibility into the effects of incremental changes to the code, streamline software quality activities on the developer desktop, and reduce the risk associated with safety-critical software development. Understanding Change As organizations implement continuous software delivery platforms and incrementally introduce changes from build to build, conventional time-based reporting mechanisms limit the ability to accurately assess risk associated with the application under development. "Organizations need immediate visibility into changes in coverage, changes in test regressions, and the ability to quickly identify which tests need to be rerun as the release velocity accelerates," said Mark Lambert, VP of Product Development. "The updates in this release help you understand these changes and identify any issues that need to be resolved in order to mitigate risk and accelerate delivery," he added. Unit Test Assistant: Better Desktop Experience for Developers The shift to Agile (News - Alert) has amplified the challenges associated with unit testing that threaten to erase he gains made by adopting iterative development approaches in the first place. Unit tests are brittle, difficult to maintain, and require a significant level of expertise to write. "Developers want to write code, not be burdened with more tools and processes that slow them down," said Mark Lambert. "This release includes the first version of our Unit Test Assistant, which helps developers create meaningful, maintainable unit tests, through an easy-to-use interface." The Unit Test Assistant, currently available for Java in Eclipse-based IDEs, improves the way tests are created and maintained. Extended Support of Automotive Software Quality Autonomous driving and unprecedented connectivity is blurring the line between comfort and safety-critical features in automotive software development. With this release, Parasoft continues its commitment to helping software engineers ensure that their code, as well as code from software supply chain vendors, meets automotive software standards. "We've updated Parasoft C/C++test, our development testing solution for C and C++ applications, with new static analysis rules that provide complete coverage for MISRA C:2012," said Mark Lambert. C/C++test also includes enhanced support for Modern C++ standards (C++11, C++14, C++17), including dedicated static analysis rules and test configurations. Other Key Features in this Release
About Parasoft Parasoft researches and develops software solutions that help organizations deliver defect-free software efficiently. By integrating development testing, API testing, and service virtualization, we reduce the time, effort, and cost of delivering secure, reliable, and compliant software. Parasoft's enterprise and embedded development solutions are the industry's most comprehensive-including static analysis, unit testing, requirements traceability, coverage analysis, functional and load testing, dev/test environment management, and more. The majority of Fortune 500 companies rely on Parasoft in order to produce top-quality software consistently and efficiently as they pursue agile, lean, DevOps, compliance, and safety-critical development initiatives. View source version on businesswire.com: http://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20161130005506/en/ |
