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Often, we do not choose to involve QA professionals in the requirements process until we are on the verge of producing testable code. QA engineers help create testable, high-quality requirements specifications. Getting them engaged early creates more successful projects because they have the context to plan and prepare. In this post, I’ll lay groundwork supporting [...]
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I’m working on a presentation to potentially be presented at the Software Quality Assurance Association of Denver (a.k.a SQuAD) conference in March 2009 on “Reverse Engineering Testable Requirements”. Building on my recent post on dealing with legacy systems, it’s clear that we are in often in situations where testers are brought in to help get [...]
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