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The article addresses your concerns regarding QA: > One of the myths is that testing is done by developers and hence QA teams will become redundant. In reality
by rsyring 3y ago
The article addresses your concerns regarding QA:
> One of the myths is that testing is done by developers and hence QA teams will become redundant. In reality, QA teams will work more closely with development teams. Developers will be aware of testing needs. Testers will get insights into what's being developed. A related myth is that Shift Left is not aligned to Agile practices. This myth is also busted since greater collaboration between QA and development teams means that they can iterate faster.
- Uehreka 3y agoThat feels a little “no true scotsman” to me. Like sure, if implemented correctly, Shift Left isn’t “developers are now also testers and can sign off on stories”. But in practice, it often becomes that. And while some may say that “that’s not Real Shift Left”, I’d argue that if a practice works great if you do it right but almost always fails the same way when you actually try to do it… well, that’s a problem with the practice itself.