This is one of the most common questions discussed among the Agile Community – What happens with the undone User Story of Current Sprint? Why does this happen? How should you deal with the undone user story? What should become of such stories? What should be done with the product backlog item itself? Should be it split or should it be carried into the next sprint? Should the team receive any velocity “credit” for completing a portion of the story? And how do you prevent it from happening again? This article addresses all of these questions.
Tag: Scrum
Pseudo-Agile is a slow poison to Software Quality
Today most of the organizations are moving or have already moved to agile development and testing. Or at least they think so. Sprints and daily stand-ups are common. Everybody is talking about Scrum & minimum viable product. We are tracking the team velocity & burndown. We have cut down on the documentation & invested in working software. Everyone is focused on customer satisfaction by accepting change. But wait a minute! This is too-happy a picture to be true.
Software Testing Interview Questions & Answers | 101 – 110
There is no such statement as ‘I am now prepared for the interview‘. When facing a Testing interview no matter how many interview questions and answers you have gone through – there is always more to read Continuing on our Interview questions series, let’s see some more interesting FAQs related to Domain, Software requirements, Agile Kanban, Career in Testing, SMAC Testing, Automation and Selenium Webdriver.
Agile and Selenium Automation Testing Interview FAQs | 91 – 100
There is no such statement as ‘I am now prepared for the interview‘. When facing a Testing interview no matter how many interview questions and answers you have gone through – there is always more to read 🙂 Continuing on our Testing Interview questions series, let’s see some more interesting FAQs…
Software Requirement analysis | User story vs Use case
User stories and Use cases are both used to document the requirements. They both capture features of the system. They’re both used by the development team to construct the best solution. They can be used to organize and categorize requirements. And they can be used as references during testing to ensure that the requirements have been met. While user stories and use cases are similar, they also differ in substantial ways. The difference can be challenging to understand and explain, especially if your team is making a transition from a Waterfall software development environment to Agile and Scrum. Each serves a distinct purpose, and they both have their place on a well-run software project. We will try and cover User story vs Use case in this article…
Software Testing and Agile Interview Questions And Answers | 81 – 90
There is no such statement as ‘I am now prepared for the interview‘. When facing a Testing interview no matter how many interview questions and answers you have gone through – there is always more to read 🙂 Continuing on our Interview questions series, let’s see some more interesting FAQs…
Software Testing Levels, Test Data, Waterfall methodology, Agile Scrum, HTML Elements, Selenium Automation, WebDriver, Test Data Management, Scrum methodology
Agile-Scrum methodology | Scrum is Agile but Agile is not just Scrum
The Agile-scrum methodology is an iterative and incremental agile software development framework for managing product development. It’s one of the leading agile development methodology – a feedback-driven empirical approach which is, like all empirical process control, is used for complex work where more is unknown than is known and predictions have little value given a high rate of change and uncertainty.