Apples vs. Pears
The main question here is:
Is there a fundamental, qualitative difference between one method over the other that makes one objectively better than the other?
Agile
Here be monsters – how fear fuels discussion about test automation.
We fear what we don’t understand, and we don’t understand what we don’t know. Embracing Automation: Enhancing, Not Replacing, the
The Art of Updating Your Scrum Board
Our Scrum board is more than a simple tool for tracking tasks; it’s a visual representation of our team’s workflow
Is Software Testing Truly Necessary? Demystifying the Puzzle with Concrete Models
Still questioning the necessity of software testing? Dive into a detailed discussion on its indisputable significance, backed by tangible models.
Risk Modelling in Software Development: A Look at Three Key Approaches
Understand the intricate world of risk modelling in software development as we examine three distinct approaches – Risk Matrix, Fault Tree Analysis, and Service Blueprint.
Exit Criteria: The Kanban Game-Changer in Your Agile Workflow
“Demystify the role of exit criteria in Kanban, discover the types and the process of setting them, and witness the transformative benefits in efficiency, visibility, and risk reduction.”
Why Your Scrum Board Might Be Killing Your Team’s Productivity
“Removing the ‘In Test’ column from your Scrum board is not about downplaying the importance of testing. Rather, it’s about integrating software testing more closely into the software development lifecycle, encouraging collaboration, boosting efficiency, and reinforcing the Agile principle of shared responsibility for quality.”
Boost Your Testing Efficiency: A Quick Guide to Transitioning from End-to-End to Component and Integration Testing
“Discover why transitioning from end-to-end testing to more component and integration testing can make your software testing more efficient and effective.”
Unleashing Quality: From Acceptance Criteria to Acceptance Tests Through Example Mapping
Have you ever found yourself lost in translation, trying to turn acceptance criteria into solid, dependable acceptance tests? You’re not