This category contains topics associated with Agile Testing Practices. In a traditional software testing approach, a separate and independent QA organization normally does the testing:
Testing in an Agile environment is fundamentally different in several ways:
This approach has a lot of advantages that have the potential to result in significant improvements in the quality of the software:
Please check the articles associated with this category for more detail:
What is Total Quality Management (TQM)? TQM is a quality management philosophy that was created after the end of World War II by Dr. W. Edwards Deming. It resulted in major improvements in product quality particularly in the Japanese Automobile industry. Is TQM Still Valid Today? Although TQM was created a long time ago and […]
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Why is automated regression testing important in an Agile environment? An Agile development approach can dramatically improve the quality of software, but it requires a very different approach to software testing. Here’s a previous blog post with more on why an Agile testing approach makes so much sense: What’s the Impact of Agile on Regression
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Quality and reliability standards today for software are higher than ever and new approaches to software testing are essential to meet those goals. An Agile development approach provides a excellent approach to meet that challenge. How Is Traditional Software Testing Done? In a traditional software testing approach, a separate and independent QA organization normally does
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