softqa wrote:How does eValid fare in the context of a scrum-based development?
Scrum is a style of agile software development, and for this the eValid solution is an ideal one.
The BIG advantage eValid has is that tests get recorded "from life" and 99% of the time they run correctly right out of the box.
This makes the whole Agile process run faster...and you spend less time in the Scrum (a step in the process) than you would otherwise.
Which means you spend more time developing and less time in "process tasks" and that means faster development.
The eValid Team
by softqa » Mon Nov 08, 2010 4:45 pm