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Agile: Don’t sacrifice on testing

November 25, 2014 by ashlychrstn

I will repeat the title of my post: Don’t sacrifice on testing! Testing is an important practice in Agile, especially in upholding the principle ‘Never compromise on quality‘. When on a project; and the deadline is looming – there is usually only one place to cut resource; the final step before deployment: testing. Especially with large more traditional approaches, if there is an error with the testing stage – this usually means moving the deadline and spending more money; and […]

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