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Automated Testing of Agile Projects vs. Waterfall Projects "Automation is a critical component to maintaining agility and is a priority for the entire team through established practices/disciplines and a focus on continuous improvement. Continuous integration/builds, unit, functional & integration test execution, and continuous/automated deployment are common examples of applying automation beyond the scope of traditional automated tests."Automation is a critical component for maintaining agility, and through established practices/disciplines and a focus on continuous improvement is a priority for the entire team. Continuous implementation of integration/builds, unit, functional & integration test execution and continuous/automated deployment are common examples of the application of automation beyond the scope of traditional automated tests." "In contrast, waterfall projects will tend not to invest in automation as a priority, primarily due to the phased in

  1. Give you a website, how to test it? First, look for relevant documents such as requirements specifications, website design, etc., and analyze test requirements. To formulate a test plan, determine the test scope and test strategy, it can generally include the following parts: functional test, interface test, performance test, database test, security test, compatibility test. Design test cases: Functional testing  can include but is not limited to the following aspects: (1) Link test, whether the link jumps correctly, whether there is an empty page or invalid page, whether there is an incorrect error message returned; (2) Submit function test; (3) Wheth e r the multimedia elements can be loaded and displayed normally; (4) Whether the multi-language support can correctly display the selected language; Interface testing  can include but is not limited to the following aspects: (1) Whether the page style is uniform and beautiful; (2) Whether the page layout is reasonable, whether key