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Agile Testing - Interview Questions
What is the difference between Agile and Waterfall model (Agile vs Traditional Project Management)?
Agile Waterfall
Testing is done in parallel with the development activity which means that as the development progresses so does the testing Testing is generally done at the end of the development
Agile is an iterative and incremental approach It is a sequential design process where design, development, testing and other phases happens one after another in a sequential way
Testing is performed concurrently with software development "Testing" phase comes after the "Build" phase
Requirements are collected even late in development. Requirements are collected before starting the development in Waterfall model.
Agile teams participate in changing requirements. Waterfall teams were not involved in changing requirements.
Agile methodology is known for its flexibility Waterfall is a structured software development methodology, and often times can be quite rigid
It believes in constant feedback and accepts changes to requirements Customer feedback is usually not collected until the very end of the project, and changes are discouraged
Agile focuses on collaboration, small releases and customer feedback Team coordination is very limited
Agile divides the project into sprints. The waterfall divides the project into stages.
Self-motivated and self-organizing teams drive the project Project manager drives the project as a central controlling authority
It allows us to complete multiple small active projects. It allows us to complete a single project.
Testing phase starts in parallel with development in Agile. Testing phase starts only after the development in Waterfall model.
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