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Tag Archives: testing
Agile Metrics Grid
Recently, Gerald Heller an I discussed about metrics used in agile development, agile testing metrics in particular. We found quite a number of relevant metrics and sought a way to structure them. Partly inspired by Brian Marick’s testing quadrants (see Lisa Crispin’s presentation), we ended up with a matrix spanned by two dichotomous axes.
The first [...]
Posted in software engineering Also tagged agile, metrics, quality
Testing History
Recently I came across the website www.testingreferences.com whose author Joris Meerts did a great job in collecting a history of testing. In addition, he provides a pretty extensive listing on
Testing web sites
Testing blogs
Testing videos (educational)
Testing literature
I am sure you will love this site. As the list is pretty long I will tell you my personal [...]
Posted in literature, software engineering, testing, tools Tagged testing
Testing Classification for Focused Test Planning
Testing can mean very different things, depending on the software to be tested, the organization in which the testing takes place, and several other factors. Since testing can be so different, it is useful to have a classification system for testing at hand. It can guide test management during planning and preparation of the various [...]
Posted in requirements, testing Also tagged test management
Two Essential Stages of Testing
Good test coverage is important and sometimes not easy to achieve. A simple principle can lay a solid foundation for test coverage: Distinguishing two essential stages of testing.
The initial low-level stage tests basic development artifacts immediately or soon after they have become available. This is usually called component, module or unit testing.
The later high-level [...]
Posted in quality, requirements, testing Also tagged requirements, test management
Pathways to Requirements Based Testing