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The best QA setup I've seen was a parallel one. Devs and QA were given the same requirements doc, and independently worked out their assumptions and implementa
by sanitythrowaway 5y ago
The best QA setup I've seen was a parallel one. Devs and QA were given the same requirements doc, and independently worked out their assumptions and implementation. QA was often ready before dev work was done so sometimes devs could even run their tests locally to see if they pass. It was really remarkable.
It's frustrating its not so clean usually.
- thebean11 5y agoThat seems like it would only work on very specific types of software teams. I've never been given a requirements doc that prescribed exact interfaces or anything even close.
- ivan_gammel 5y agoTrue, but documented test cases can help too, because developers can use them along with requirements for better understanding of the problem.