The tools and approaches like Agile/Lead Metrics help make predictions on everything from delivery to defects.
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The tools and approaches like Agile/Lead Metrics help make predictions on everything from delivery to defects.
Continue readingEvent-driven application architectures make it so that various components in a very large distributed system can communicate and interoperate asynchronously. Event-driven architectures are the glue that binds the various services and components that make up the system together.
Continue readingWorking with outsourced test teams can offer great advantages. Tips for maintaining a positive and effective working arrangement with outsourced teams.
Continue readingSince their inception in 2001, agile practices have radically evolved. It was first about shifting from the waterfall model of software development to focusing on iterative development using Scrum, XP, and other methodologies.
Continue readingConnected teams produce higher quality products. Ideas for easy activities to create a culture of learning, and collaboration in order to help teams of testers and developers work together better.
Continue readingCompanies that pride themselves on having a great corporate culture need to adapt in order to stay connected as a remote workforce. What distributed companies can do to bring teams together, especially when physically getting together isn’t an option right now.
Continue readingTest automation is imperative for the fast-paced agile projects of today. Testers need to continuously plan, design and execute automated tests to ensure the quality of the software. But the most important task is to decide what to automate first.
Continue readingTesting teams can work alongside customer support teams. This can improve quality by: providing ideas for areas to test, triaging issues, learning from customers about how products are being used.
Continue readingSome experts advocate “Automate Everything.” Other experts assert “There is no such thing as automated testing.” Most of us just want to do our jobs the best way we can. We might use tools to help test the UI or with mobile apps. How do we balance when and where to use test automation tools?
Continue readingMore hands definitely make less work for each individual, but ensemble programming and testing also make better work for the end user.
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