Buggy Thoughts for Today
I strongly feel that  adding ATDD to TDD is a good testing combination. Given the right focus from all stakeholders, it can drive the entire development process to come up with quality software products whose codes are testable, reliable, stable and easy to maintain. I don’t claim to be an expert on any QA methodology but I try to justify my testing strategy by adequate research, seeking advice from the testing community (online and offline) …

Read on »

by Improve It
While at a client’s site, I was thrown into a schedule of endless agile meetings! Daily stand-up meetings, sit-down meetings, lunch meetings (Seriously, these meetings do really work!)
Lots of productive meetings. This is a good sign. This is one of the reasons why Agile is becoming  “the way to go“  in software development and implementation. More open communication leads to better understanding of the requirements of the product , fast resolutions of the issues …

Read on »

 
In accordance to my past and present experience I could say, the most challenging role to adapt to agile development is the role of tester, as agile development contradicts so many things that testers have been taught is “best practice”.
Many testers might have gained training or experience with water fall model and would have spent lot of time practicing V-Model where in the system testing correlates directly with the system specification and testing commences with the completion of software development …

Read on »

This post will be the first in our series of exploring “Agile Testing”.
The technology world evolves faster than most of us would like to admit. But change can either be good or bad, it depends on ones perspective and the actual verifiable results from those who have actually implemented it.
The latest word in computing is “AGILE”. Is it just a fad? Is it for real? It has been around for almost a decade now thou some …

Read on »