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Yeah, I don't follow everything he outlined. I think being able to do testing with out a formal spec is good. Especially when talking about unit level testing.
by wastedbrains 18y ago
Yeah, I don't follow everything he outlined. I think being able to do testing with out a formal spec is good. Especially when talking about unit level testing. Once you are talking about functional testing it is better to have an outline of what exceptions and expectations should exist in the system.
Good point about talking in groups, letting potential clients argue over a feature and resolve what they both think is best can be gold. It is a great way to force people into some potentially different ideas.
- edw519 18y agoIt is a great way to force people... It's also a great way to find out what's already going on. How could you be expected to extract data points before they even agree with each other?
- wastedbrains 18y agoIn the end I don't expect them all to agree... but yeah finding out what they are already feeling and agreeing about is important. It is also really good to see what they completely disagree about.