Agile Test Automation

  • Baumgartner M
  • Klonk M
  • Mastnak C
  • et al.
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Abstract

This paper describes an agile approach to test automation for medium to large software projects. Consider creating a small team of test toolsmiths who will apply agile development principles to the problem of test automation. What this means is, on a daily basis, they will pair with testers, witness the test strategy unfold, and find ways to apply a variety of technologies (many of them inexpensive or open source) to specific things that specific testers need. They will do this in measurable, tangible mini-projects that can be completed in no more than a work week, preferably less. The toolsmiths will also work with developers to assure that the products have reasonable testability features. The toolsmiths will apply technology to a range of testing needs, not just test execution.

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Baumgartner, M., Klonk, M., Mastnak, C., Pichler, H., Seidl, R., & Tanczos, S. (2021). Agile Test Automation. In Agile Testing (pp. 157–192). Springer International Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-73209-7_7

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