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Coding QA Podcast: Episode 9 Releasing a Product

Coding QA Podcast

In this show Matthew and Federico talk about what the ASP.NET QA team does to prepare for a release. Taking into account the recent release of ASP.NET 4 Beta 1, theyâll go over several of the "exit criteria" that the product must meet before delivery to the public. News Lightweig...

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In this show Matthew and Federico talk about what the ASP.NET QA team does to prepare for a release. Taking into account the recent release of ASP.NET 4 Beta 1, theyâll go over several of the "exit criteria" that the product must meet before delivery to the public.

News

  • Lightweight Test Automation Framework June Release

Sign off on a release

  • Difference between Quality Gates and Exit Criteria
  • Accessibility. Mainly manual tests to validate feature conforms to accessibility standards.
  • Code Coverage. Metric used to identify problematic development areas.
  • Stress. Specialized automated long running tests to spot memory leaks and other stress problems.
  • Localization. Verification that the product can be correctly localized to several languages.
  • Test Passes. Functional verification of the product across many platform combinations.
  • Zero Active Bugs. Series of step down goals to drive feature crews to finish development.

 

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