Code Metal

Code-Metal had well structured modules like Pricing,Billing,Inventory,Milestones) which makes it easier to understand the workflows and design effective test-cases. It helps in Validating real time scenarios, edge cases and complex combinations which improves the overall test coverage. This enables smooth end-to-end testing across different stages like booking, payment schedules, billings etc. Frequent enhancements and updates provide strong opportunities for regression testing.Input validation and system driven rules allow testers to verify both positive and negative scenarios. It improves close interaction between developers and product team effectively.By using Code Metal, issues can be mapped to specific modules or configurations making root cause analysis easier.

It does a good job, especially on the edge and legacy code. I've mostly been using it to help write new code that we have been putting off. It also does a great job of putting more complex development tasks into automated, self-correcting processes.

I used this for many benefits in my ongoing work. I liked this product because: (i) It effectively updated and optimized the older code databases and made it efficient to use for me. (ii) It allowed made the codes more advanced by adding new features like build-in checks which is the latest requirement in our work for cross-verification of features. (iii) I found this as scalable at different levels of production. It also enables reuse of common code for our different design architectures which is our requirement to save our time and make our work more productive.

The Complex configuration across modules makes it time consuming to cover all possible combinations and edge cases. Changes in one module increases regression testing.Continuous enhancements requires validation of existing features very often. Some scenarios require clarification due to evolving or incomplete requirements, which may delay testing. Certain complex scenarios require manual validation, making full automation coverage challenging.

It's a more complex tool, so there is a learning curve. You may need a bit more of an understanding of hardware architecture, managing memory, and lower-level programming concepts. Like most platforms, writing code for one hardware platform is hard to port to another, and with Code Metal, this meant we had to modify quite a bit of our code.

Things which I thought they can improve are : (i) I found that for best use of this tool requires knowledge of basic level concepts related to hardware where we will be using this tool. For negate this, they can come up best some basic training sessions and examples oriented to hardware solutions. (ii) Use of this across different platforms need different knowledge to tune it for the best use of this tool. This manual intervention can be reduced in future. (iii) Due to use complexity, people are suggesting to use different tools in place of this tool in our industry. They have to make proper upgraded versions as soon as possible.