Sprint 3 Retrospective
This was our third and final sprint for the semester and I believe we improved greatly when it came to working as a team compared to our previous sprints.We completed all of our issues during this sprint as a team during our various meetings which allowed us to collaborate more and learn about the project…
Sprint 2 Retrospective
This was our second sprint of the semester and I would say we definitely did better in some aspects as a team while we still need to work on other aspects. I personally worked on one issue on my own while we did all the other issues completed during the sprint as a team during…
Test Driven Development
Test driven development is an important method of developing which is based on first writing a test for what you want your program to do, this test will fail as you do not have any code written in orde for the test to pass but you then write the code which is necessary for the…
‘Sweeping the Floor’ Pattern
The ‘sweeping the floor’ pattern in chapter four pertains directly to the beginnings of an apprenticeship or just work in software in general. This pattern explains that when you first begin the process of working in software while you will not be nearly as knowledgeable or efficient as the other members of your team with…
Object Oriented Testing
https://www.javatpoint.com/difference-between-object-oriented-testing-and-conventional-testing#:~:text=In%20object%2Doriented%20testing%2C%20the,encounter%20in%20the%20real%20world. Object Oriented testing focuses on the behavior of an object or class within an object oriented system with its goal being to ensure any interaction or expected behaviors are correctly carried out when the system is used. This type of testing also heavily relies on ‘real world’ situations for example when writing test cases…
Sprint 1 Retrospective
With this being our first sprint of the semester it went well but we had our fair share of issues that we had to work through as a team which will help us make better decisions on our workflow and our team dynamic in the future. I personally worked on five issues throughout the sprint,…
‘Find Your Mentors’ Pattern
The ‘Find Your Mentors’ pattern is about the idea of “apprenticing” yourself to someone who is more experienced than you are within your field of expertise. While this pattern should be considered for many different professions it should especially be considered for software development as having a mentor can be very helpful especially when you…
Black Box Testing
https://www.practitest.com/resource-center/article/black-box-vs-white-box-testing/#:~:text=The%20Black%20Box%20Test%20is,is%20carried%20out%20by%20tester. Black box testing is a genre of testing which does not take a codes functionality into consideration, in other words the internal workings of the code are not known to the test and the tests are formed strictly by external workings. This is very different from white box testing as white box testing operates…
‘Sustainable Motivations’ Pattern
The ‘sustainable motivations’ pattern is all about development in the real world and how it can be very challenging as an apprentice to get used to the reality of software development. Development of your own technical skills is very important as you gain more experience working with customers and with a different variety of products.…
Levels of Testing
https://testsigma.com/blog/levels-of-testing/#:~:text=The%20most%20common%20types%20of,system%20testing%2C%20and%20acceptance%20testing. Different levels of testing software is very important when it comes to quality assurance and each of the different levels is based on different combinations of things that help ensure the best conditions and functionality of your software. The four different levels of testing are as follows: “Unit Test” which tests an individual component,…
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