The document discusses how Agile testing differs from non-Agile testing. Agile testing focuses on verifying business value by ensuring the software solves the client's problems. It emphasizes value verification, synchronization between teams, and transparency. Domain Specific Languages can be used to describe tests in a way that is understandable to both technical and non-technical teams. Examples shown include using Cucumber and Twist with Mingle for testing.

1. Apply DSL in Agile
Testing
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2. Why Agile testing is
different?

3. Is it doing anything
different?

4. What non-Agile testing
does?
• Manual Testing
• Automation Testing
• Test Management

5. How about Agile testing?

6. • Manual Testing
• Automation Testing
• Test Management

7. ??

8. What non-Agile testing
does?
• Manual Testing
• Automation Testing
• Test Management

9. Function Verification

10. What Agile testing does?
• Manual Testing
• Automation Testing
• Test Management

11. Agile testing focus on
Business Value
Verification

12. Does the software solve
client’s problem?

13. Understanding the
problem

15. Share understanding

16. Memo

17. Test Automation

18. Test Script/Code

19. ??

20. Out of Sync
Lack of
Transparency

21. Domain Specific Language

22. Examples

23. User Story
• AS A MINGLE USER
• I WANT TO LOGIN WITH USERNAME
AND PASSWORD
• SO THAT I CAN BE
AUTHENTICATED TO USE MINGLE

24. MINGLE + CUCUMBER

25. TWIST

26. Take Aways
• Value Verification
• Synchronization
• Transparency

27. More Information
• Twist, Mingle
– http://studios.thoughtworks.com
• Cucumber
– http://cukes.info/

28. Thanks

29. Q&A