Business Should Adopt Agile Testing
                     
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Business Should Adopt Agile 
Testing


Test Driven Development is an essential software development way that is made by an automated test program
which determines the desired improvement to the whole system.

The test is first performed by failure. The developer then comes up with a minimal code that will pass the test
case.


Whenever the new code is going to test, it is refactored to change to standards and retested. The sequence is then repeated 
to add further improvements.

Designed as an offshoot of extreme programming, Test Driven Development applies the agile testing services of developing 
software in iterations and includes clean, simple designs and code.


We Present Some Of The Best Practices To Be Followed In Test Driven Development
Projects:

Focus On What You Want To Achieve

Make sure you know where the code wants to be called and frame the test suite respectively. Make sure test
cases follow standard naming rules and simply depict what requires to be achieved by the end of the
development procedure. This is critical as functionality keeps getting added with repetitions.


Avoid Functional Complexity

Keep functionality to be performed easily. Consider it with the whole team to make sure the test case covers 
the required functionality in every way possible.


Fewer Changes Are Needed

In waterfall development, the testing process starts with the development and there are communication errors
between the developer and tester.

Whenever the error is found, a tester is asked to correct it. This can again lead to additional time to test if the
problem is not fixed properly or if any more bugs may arise in the future.


Testing Becomes An Integrated Part Of Development

As the Agile testing services is performed simultaneously with the development, you can't ignore it or push for
later consideration. Most of the time, in-depth testing may be neglected to reach the deadlines. The untested
or partially tested software can and will affect business reputation and client loyalty.


Verifying Test Automation Code

The automation code itself requires being tested to make sure compatibility and high quality. The code required
to be checked top to bottom, and all problems must be fixed before performing a test of any product.

In an agile workflow, the pressing lack of time means that the code has to be perfect, and has to ensure low
maintenance prices, robustness and reliability.