In a series of sprints, a product release plan covers the development of a given feature from start to finish. A release might be made up of a single sprint…
The Scrum vs Kanban debate is analogous to deciding whether to eat with a fork and knife, a spoon, or chopsticks. Of course, it depends on the food you're about…
User stories are a fantastic method to create a more user-centric product backlog that expresses software needs in a practical, actionable manner However, user stories alone do not show the…
The Impact of Exploratory Testing Technique Traditional testing follows a pretty straightforward approach in which test cases are developed in advance for all potential use scenarios, and then they are…
We've talked about how to introduce Agile concepts to a Waterfall organization in the past. Sprints, daily stand-ups, and retrospectives are all part of your team's lexicon, and you've seen…
Why is an awareness of the entire lifecycle essential for test managers? Testing is without a doubt one of the most essential aspects of the SDLC (software development life cycle),…
The Rational Unified Process (RUP) has a shady past. It's littered with attempts to keep up with the latest innovation at any given time. Although the term 'iterative' is frequently…
The value of a technical architect in software development is generally understood. It is natural – indeed, proper – to see a project team construct under the supervision of an…
This software testing guide is the next logical step after what we've already discussed. We've covered a wide range of topics and spent a lot of time talking about software…
Be confident and expose your talent Being a new tester has nothing to do with being a bad person. Every seasoned professional or master in the area was once a…