Agile Testing: In agile we have scrum, retrospective, backlog grooming, standup. In agile requirements keep changing where development and testing go parallel.
What is story points? 2 days for dev and 1 day for QA, these mean total 3 story points.
Burn-up and Burn-down: Burn-up represents how much work completed and Burn-down represents how much work is pending.
Velocity: Velocity defines total time require to complete the project and sprint based on calculated story points.
Code re-factoring: Change old code without changing the functionality to improve the performance.
Iterative development: Develop complete feature and then deliver. This may be completed in 2/3/4/5 sprints based on nature of the feature and later changes.
Incremental development: Develop part of the feature > take feedback of the customer > Do required changes > deliver.
Test stub: Functionality A1 is ready and A2 is not ready. In this case dummy code of A2 will be integrated with A1 for desired output from A2 to get testing going. It can be also called as mock.
What is story points? 2 days for dev and 1 day for QA, these mean total 3 story points.
Burn-up and Burn-down: Burn-up represents how much work completed and Burn-down represents how much work is pending.
Velocity: Velocity defines total time require to complete the project and sprint based on calculated story points.
Code re-factoring: Change old code without changing the functionality to improve the performance.
Iterative development: Develop complete feature and then deliver. This may be completed in 2/3/4/5 sprints based on nature of the feature and later changes.
Incremental development: Develop part of the feature > take feedback of the customer > Do required changes > deliver.
Test stub: Functionality A1 is ready and A2 is not ready. In this case dummy code of A2 will be integrated with A1 for desired output from A2 to get testing going. It can be also called as mock.
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