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Agile methodologies incorporated a number of ideas to address QA needs:
Test-driven development (TDD) process requires developers to write test cases before writing the actual code. When developer completes code, by definition it has to pass test cases.
Continuous integration (CI) involves integrating code from all developers early and often - typically many times a day. Combined with automated test cases it results in catching and resolving integration issues immediately.
Small releases reduce risk of running into major issues or surprises.
Frequent releases allow to respond to and address any issues which might be found on production rapidly.
TDD and CI make developers clearly responsible for writing and execution of test cases. With a good adherence to the process it is entirely possible to develop software without a dedicated QA team.
Read more: https://technorati.com/technology/it/article/the-importance-of-utilizing-a-software/
Test-driven development (TDD) process requires developers to write test cases before writing the actual code. When developer completes code, by definition it has to pass test cases.
Continuous integration (CI) involves integrating code from all developers early and often - typically many times a day. Combined with automated test cases it results in catching and resolving integration issues immediately.
Small releases reduce risk of running into major issues or surprises.
Frequent releases allow to respond to and address any issues which might be found on production rapidly.
TDD and CI make developers clearly responsible for writing and execution of test cases. With a good adherence to the process it is entirely possible to develop software without a dedicated QA team.
Read more: https://technorati.com/technology/it/article/the-importance-of-utilizing-a-software/
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