Many testers on Agile projects struggle to keep up with the pace the development team sets in terms of story delivery. In time-sensitive environments, it’s critical for the tester to get a leg up on testing by having clarity in what needs to be tested.
In addition, most Agile teams have extensive unit and functional test automation that tell the developer when she’s done with development on a given story. Given both of these situations, you’d think we’d be a bit more rigorous with how we write our stories to make sure it’s clear to both developers and testers what needs to be tested. In this article, we look at some simple techniques for making your stories practically test themselves.
In addition, most Agile teams have extensive unit and functional test automation that tell the developer when she’s done with development on a given story. Given both of these situations, you’d think we’d be a bit more rigorous with how we write our stories to make sure it’s clear to both developers and testers what needs to be tested. In this article, we look at some simple techniques for making your stories practically test themselves.
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