.Net programming
| Posted: December 23rd, 2007 | ozz
Tags: .NET, agile, C#, Scrum, software testing, testing
Nowadays software testing is a rapidly growing up sphere. And software testing engineers may be found employed in different sectors. Lots of methodologies are widely known:
-Agile testing;
-Extreme testing;
-Scrum testing;
-White Box testing;
-Traditional Black Box testing and others.
The Black Box testing is the most popular and called for in many companies around the world. For years experts had been developing different costly commercial tools to lessen testing efforts and to increase the efficiency and quality of software testing, but lots of them were nonviable in practice. Later in 2001, some testing experts offered to create the software utilities for their manual-and tool-automated testing efforts.
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Project management in IT, Software development methodologies
| Posted: December 14th, 2007 | ozz
Tags: agile software development, development process, methodology, model, project, prototype
The iterative development model is a cyclic software development process, developed to oppose the waterfall model and its weaknesses. It is an essential part of the agile software development and often is used in web application development.
The main idea of the iterative methodology is to produce a software system incrementally, allowing the web developers to take advantage of what was being learned during the earlier software development, and produce incremental, deliverable builds of the system. Learning comes from QA, testing, programming and coding, and use of the system. The process itself looks like that: start of the web development with a simple implementation of a subset of main and the most important requirements and iteratively enhance it with additional features until the full system is implemented. At each iteration, design modifications are or may be made and new features are added.
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