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Finding Software Bugs is Now Life or Death
Finding software bugs is now life or death Why it’s time to re-think software test In the 1960s when software was mostly used by rocket scientists, it was certainly true that a bug could be the difference between life and death. But for most of the past 50 years or so, we took bugs for…InInsights
The Short Answer: Gene Kim
In this series, we ask industry experts to provide a short answer to a big question. Recently, Gene Kim answered our big question: What do you think is the biggest hurdle in the DevOps QA process today? “There’s no doubt that one of the largest obstacles for achieving DevOps outcomes of fast flow and high…Business Brief: The QA Wall
The QA Wall Why it’s time to re-think software test automation Enterprise organizations making the move to DevOps can quickly run into a QA bottleneck. Rapid builds lead to rapid releases that ultimately hit a wall. Legacy QA automation tools will not break down the silos nor address the major issues of use case creation…InInsights
Velocity, Meet Quality: Why DevOps must define QA as Code
Velocity, Meet Quality: Why DevOps must define QA as Code You’ve heard of pair programming and test-first development. You’ve heard of agile software development. You’ve heard of continuous integration, daily builds and continuous delivery. You’ve heard of infrastructure as code. These keystone practices make possible a DevOps culture of continuous (daily, weekly, monthly or regularly…Video: How Does DevOps Impact QA?
Video: How Does DevOps Impact QA? Bringing a DevOps culture into an enterprise requires at its core a 10X speed increase in QA. this webinar investigates the new concept of Unified Testing, where a use case can be re-used across multiple test types by QA team members.InInsights
How Agile, MVP, Cloud and DevOps are Transforming Performance Testing Practices
How Agile, MVP, Cloud and DevOps are Transforming Performance Testing Practices For decades, QA is primarily thought of as a gatekeeper. For the product to reach the customer, it has to go through this gate. The underlying tenet is; the product comes to the gate after it is fully done. This model is completely disrupted…InInsights
Approaching Implementation
Approaching Implementation By Brad Egeland, Originally published in BradEgland.com No matter how smoothly things have gone on your project up till this point, as you approach implementation you’ll feel at least two things: relief and anxiety. Relief because it’s nearly over and you’re still moving forward. Anxiety because it’s nearly over and there may be something—or…InInsights