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Category Archives: Test Planning & Strategy
What is Risk in Software Development?
Risk is often defined as the combination of the likelihood of a problem occurring and the impact of the problem if it were to occur. Risk concerns future happenings. Risk involves change in mind, opinion, actions, or places. Risk involves … Continue reading
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eXtreme Testing – Ramp Up and Keep Up!
eXtreme Programming, or ‘XP’ as it is also known, is a relatively new development methodology (~4 years old), which treats software development as a ‘jigsaw’ puzzle: a product is slowly built by adding small pieces to a larger body of … Continue reading
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Tagged agile, early testing, extreme programming, software testing, test automation
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