This situation is less than ideal. Deadlines are missed, stories roll into the next sprint or even work – automation is relegated as “nice to have”. So what is one to do? How can test automation keep up with development while maintaining a high standard of quality? The answer is simple:
Test code scaffolding
In this presentation, Hal will describe what test code scaffolding is and how to best implement it. He will walk through a hypothetical example of it in practice using a user story and code examples.
Takeaways from your talk:
- How to increase the velocity and efficiency of your test automation team
- How to get test automation involved at the beginning of a sprint, not just the middle and end
- Practical tips and demonstrations of how to more fully integrate the QA and Development teams
Hal Deranek