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Documenting Exploratory Testing Exploratory testing projects can have documentation requirements, just like any other project. Jonathan describes various ways we can create documentation on our exploratory testing projects, including guidance documents, test-coverage reports, and video software to help create lightweight, powerful documentation. |
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Agile Planning and Analysis: Synergizing to Deliver Value Are your planning and analysis activities synergistic? Is their total effect on your project greater than the sum of the two activities? When done hand in glove you’ll see how planning and analysis can help groom your backlog and enable you to continuously deliver valuable software. |
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Deliver Applications that Meet Business Needs A common mistake made when building applications to meet business needs is not properly defining business requirements from the get-go. Poorly defined requirements compromise the quality of applications and lead to projects that deliver marginal value or fail outright. |
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Make Your Tele-Team Work Can software development teams that include one or more telecommuters work as effectively as collocated teams? Learn how to overcome common obstacles faced by "tele-teams," illustrated with real-life examples. |
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How Do You Write Good User Stories? Expert answers to frequently asked questions. In this issue, David Hussman explains how to write good user stories. |
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Long-Distance Relationships A letter from the Better Software magazine editor. |
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Skills Are in the Eye of the Job Holder A letter from the Better Software magazine editor. |
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FAQ: What are good sources of less common agile test ideas? In this installment of FAQ, SQE Trainer Rob Sabourin answers one of the questions students ask him most often. |
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Increase Quality with Table-Driven Acceptance Tests Vague or ambiguous requirements can cause loops in development processes. Creating requirements that include acceptance tests cuts down on the looping and increases the flow of working software to the customer. |
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How The Cloud Changes Software Production Creating services in the cloud enables new capabilities and features to improve your product and empower your team. But the cloud also introduces challenges as to how to build and test such services. This introduction to the cloud shows how you can leverage this powerful technology and addresses how the cloud affects software development, testing, and the team. |
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