Typical Implementation
The typical user story implementation process is a collaborative endeavor that involves both development and testing teams. The key steps:
Clear user story definition, ensuring shared understanding and acceptance criteria among stakeholders.
The QA team embarks on developing a testing plan. Simultaneously, the development team delves into creating a technical design.
Writing code and tests.
As the code takes shape, unit, integration, and component tests are conducted to ensure the integrity and adherence to the technical design.
Once the code is ready for deployment, the QA team meticulously executes manual and automated functional tests, along with regression tests, to identify any potential defects and ensure the user story's acceptance criteria are met.
This rigorous testing process serves as a critical performance indicator for the go/no-go decision, minimizing the risk of undetected defects and paving the way for successful software delivery.
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