English (en)
Alpha-test
An alpha test is an early phase
of software testing where a
product is tested by the internal
development team. It aims to
identify bugs and issues before
beta testing with external users.
Yorùbá (yo)
- Àyẹ̀wò Ìbẹ̀rẹ̀
Decomposition: À yẹ̀wò ìbẹ̀èrẹ̀. An alpha test refers to an early phase of testing (often in software development), this Yoruba term captures the essence of "a test at the beginning." The reference to software is omitted, just as it is in the English term.
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- Àkó̩s̩e Ìdánhun-èèlò-è̩ro̩-wò
Decomposition: Àkó̩s̩e Ìdán ohun èèlò è̩ro̩ wò. The first test in software testing.
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- Àmúlò àkọ́kọ́
Decomposition: Mímú ohun-èlò àìrígbámú àṣẹ̀ṣẹ̀ṣe lò fún ìgbà àkọ́kọ́ láti kẹ́fín-in èèṣì tàbí àìṣe déédé. Alpha test/testing is the first in a series of tests, (followed by a second test; beta testing), where the software is used by testers to determine if everything works as programmed.
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