In the rapidly evolving landscape of software development, the left shift mentality has emerged as a pivotal strategy to enhance product quality and make every delivery count. But what exactly is left shift? In the context of software testing, left...
"Traditionally, testing was often relegated to the final stages of development, just before the release"
I was going to dismiss this as another strawman - the same strawman that we've been whipping since Winston Royce, 1970.
But then I see:
"At the outset of a project, during the planning phase, testers should collaborate with developers and stakeholders to understand the requirements and define clear, testable acceptance criteria."