What Exploratory Testing Is Not (Part 2): After-Everything-Else Testing

by amirg on December 16, 2011

Exploratory testing is not “after-everything-else-is-done” testing. Exploratory testing can (and does) take place at any stage of testing or development.

Indeed, TDD (test-driven development) is a form of exploratory development. TDD happens in loops, in which the programmer develops a check, then develops the code to make the check pass (along with all of the previous checks), then fixes any problems that she has discovered, and then loops back to implementing a new bit of behaviour and inventing a new check.

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