Agile Testing
Agile testing is a crucial part of the software development process at TechCryptors, adhering to the principles and fundamentals of Agile Software Development. This iterative methodology relies on close coordination between users and self-organizing teams to continuously improve the product.
At TechCryptors, our team employs various agile methodologies to enhance our testing process, including:
Test-Driven Development (TDD): Writing tests before coding to ensure that the software meets the specified requirements from the outset.
Behavior-Driven Development (BDD): Developing tests based on the expected behavior of the software, often using natural language descriptions to bridge the gap between technical and non-technical stakeholders.
Exploratory Testing: Simultaneously learning about the application, designing tests, and executing them to discover issues that automated tests might miss.
Acceptance Test-Driven Development (ATDD): Collaborating with stakeholders to define acceptance criteria and creating tests based on those criteria to ensure the software meets business requirements.
To expedite the testing process, we utilize automated tests for units or components of the software, ensuring quick and efficient verification. Our approach emphasizes evaluative and enhanced testing practices, maintaining high quality throughout the development cycle.
We use a range of Agile testing tools to support our processes, including:
- nTask Issue Tracker
- JunoOne
- Worksoft
- JIRA
- Kanbanize
- Appium
These tools help us manage tasks, track issues, and automate tests, ensuring a streamlined and effective Agile testing environment.