May 31, 2015 15:55
8 yrs ago
Japanese term

テストアップ

Japanese to English Tech/Engineering IT (Information Technology)
Hi all,

I was wondering if anyone is aware of an English equivalent for this term.

http://webyougo.wiki.fc2.com/wiki/テストアップ

Unfortunately I am working on a tight deadline (less than 24 hours) so if no suggestions are made I will simply go for a concise translation of the explanation provided in the link above.

Thank you in advance!

Discussion

Luca Balestra (asker) Jun 4, 2015:
Thank you for expanding on this issue. I will keep these points in mind the next time I come across this term.
Marc Brunet Jun 4, 2015:
What is being tested ... ... a)The uploading? b)the uploaded contents? c)the 'environment uploaded to'? IMHO, it's a combination of b) and c), i.e. checking if the formatting header generated off line for the contents to be published match the web environment well enough to display that contents exactly as originally intended.
Luca's link points to this conclusion when equating "仮アップ” with "テストアップ”, and contrasts both with "本アップ”. Seen this way, "本アップ” then stands for the upload of the contents in its final format tested as true for mirror-image www publication.

Proposed translations

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uploading for testing

In this case, アップ is a short for uploading. Uploading something (such as a preliminary application) for a testing purpose.
Peer comment(s):

agree Raitei : Thank you!!!!
3 mins
You are welcome!
agree Satoko Kitamura
5 hrs
ありがとうございます。
agree Yasutomo Kanazawa
9 hrs
ありがとうございます。
agree Marc Brunet : Well seen, but fuzzy. How about "[Display] I/O testing upload"? or "test-publish"?
3 days 11 hrs
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2 hrs

Testing

This would be referred to as testing or the testing phase, I would think. I found one website that agrees.

http://www.fuzz-graphics.com
Note from asker:
Thank you but I agree with Raitei.
Peer comment(s):

disagree Raitei : Not inline with the definition he provided.
1 hr
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15 hrs

web testing

From the references provided (including the one provided by casy), I think it refers to "web testing".
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Web_testing
Note from asker:
This is actually very close to the intended meaning. I will keep it in mind for the future! Thanks a lot.
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