October 2014
Intermediate to advanced
544 pages
13h 12m
English
Each of us started our “agile” career as the lone tester on an Extreme Programming (XP) team. At the time, none of the publications about XP even mentioned having testers on the team. There were two roles: programmer and customer. Customers would specify all the acceptance tests, programmers would automate them, and presto, you’re done. When we went to XP conferences, we were usually the only people attending who self-identified as testers, although we knew that testers had a lot of value to add. We experimented, we discussed testing with the XP pioneers, and we traded ideas with each other and with other members of our respective teams.
Agile development evolved, and agile testing evolved along with it. ...
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