Agile Testing
Definition
A testing practice that follows agile development principles, emphasizing continuous testing throughout short iterations. Testers collaborate closely with developers and business stakeholders, and testing is integrated into every sprint.
Related Terms
A short, informal description of a feature from the perspective of an end user. In agile development, user stories serve as a key part of the test basis and often include acceptance criteria that guide test design.
Acceptance CriteriaThe conditions that a system or feature must satisfy to be accepted by a user, customer, or stakeholder. They provide clear, testable requirements that define when a user story or requirement is considered complete.
Regression TestingTesting conducted after a change to the software to ensure that existing functionality has not been broken. It is a key activity during maintenance and iterative development to catch unintended side effects.
Practice Chapter 2: Testing Throughout the SDLC
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