Agile software testing
Manual testers working in an agile environment are often encouraged to follow the same working practices as those working in a waterfall environment. This approach frequently leads to a manual testing effort that takes too long to prepare, execute and maintain. The result is often anything but agile.
How much do our natural and habitual patterns of linear thinking unintentionally limit our improvements? Agile approaches have helped us be more responsive to change. But many Agile implementations are still stuck in very linear plan-design-implement-test cycles. How does it impact software quality? Can we go far farther in rearranging …
A Developer In Test (DIT) writes code to test code. I will show from a Behaviour Driven Development (BDD) perspective how a Developer In Test can help out at all stages of a software development lifecycle.
This video explains what Test Driven Development (TDD) is and its role in project management. It also covers the benefits of implementing Test Driven Development in software development projects.
Test Driven Development (TDD) is a rhythmic development practice that requires a high level of individual discipline and focuses on using automated tests as a lever to shape not only the quality but the design of the associated production code. TDD is codified through a simple set of steps, often …
Test-driven development is one of the corner stones of Agile development, providing quick feedback about mistakes in code and freeing developers to refactor safe in the knowledge that any errors they introduce will be caught by the tests. There have been several test harnesses developed for XSLT, of which XSpec …
