Agile testing quadrants discussion
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The document discusses agile testing quadrants and provides clarification. It introduces four quadrants - business-facing tests that support the team and critique the product from the customer perspective, and technology-facing tests that also support the team and critique from a technical perspective such as performance testing. Examples of different types of tests that fall into each quadrant are given. The importance of early testing, keeping automation, and gathering customer feedback are emphasized.
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- 6. Is it agile testing?
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- 8. Agile Testing Quadrants 12/8/2014 8 Q2 Q3 Q1 Q4 Application Under Test Business-Facing Technology-Facing Supportingtheteam Critiqueproduct
- 9. Some Clarification • Examples • Simulations • Exploratory Testing • “ility” testing • Critique product 12/8/2014 9
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- 12. Technical Supporting Test • Support Team – Unit tests – Component Tests – Continuous build • Critique product – Performance/load testing – Security testing – “ility” testing
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- 17. Summary • A software testing practice that follows the principles of agile software development • Involves all members of a cross-functional agile team, with special expertise contributed by testers • Testing from the customer perspective as early as possible • Includes everything beyond unit and component level testing • Does not just mean testing on agile project 12/8/2014 17
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