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Incrimental Agile QA

An Article on how QA. Incremental QA is highly desirable in Scrum. Scrum does not distinguish between development and QA as in waterfall model. It expects that the product feature you are working on is designed, developed and tested by the end of a sprint – One sprint does it all. This article touches onContinue reading “Incrimental Agile QA”

Google Tech Talk. Agile Testing

Google Tech TalksDecember 9, 2005 Elisabeth Hendrickson ABSTRACTAs more teams are adopting Agile practices such as XP and Scrum, software testing teams are being asked to become “Agile” as well. But what does that mean? Is the Agile label yet another buzzword? Or could it be Agile practices are actually changing the way software isContinue reading “Google Tech Talk. Agile Testing”

Handling Bugs in an Agile Context

Handling Bugs in an Agile Context This is an interesting article that was passed to me by a friend, thanks Mel! The article is based around the handling of Bugs in Agile Development. This has made me think about the way that my own team handle our Bugs. As QA and Scrum Master for myContinue reading “Handling Bugs in an Agile Context”

How to fit QA into Scrum

I read an interesting article that addresses some of the problems that my own team has encountered with trying to fit QA into Scrum. We have found that on some occasions coding new functionality for our site can take up a large part of the sprint, which can have a knock on effect on theContinue reading “How to fit QA into Scrum”

How Scrum has improved our QA

I have worked at a web based startup company for the past 3 years. Before we implemented Scrum just under two years ago now, the QA team, of which I was a part of was a separate unit from all other teams. We worked with the watrerfall method of development which meant we were involvedContinue reading “How Scrum has improved our QA”