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Discussion - The Future of Test Cases

17 Jun 2021
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Join Kim Nepata, Bedford West and Caleb Crandall as they discuss 'The Future of Test Cases'. They discussed the following questions:

  • What's the first thought that comes to your mind when you are thinking about the future of test cases?
  • How would you go about convincing a CTO that your team can get by without test cases?
  • What processes do you suggest to use other than test cases?
  • If you're not using test cases how are you tracking your test activities? Followup, how do you know when you are done testing?
  • How do you manage test coverage without test cases?
  • Test cases contain step-by-step of how to get the feature to even work. Where does that info go instead of a test case?
  • Is there an FAQ to give to those that have concerns about moving away from test cases?
  • What do you think is a good split between writing and the activity of test cases? I find there are many times where it takes double the time writing than doing.
  • One pro and one con of test cases?
  • Our test cases grow rapidly when new features come in. How can we manage those sets of cases. How does your team manage this?
  • How do you handle regression testing with or without test cases?
  • Is it fair to say that Acceptance Criteria si the substitute of test cases?
  • How does your team transition from using test cases to this new process, it might be big change in their testing process for some

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