Better Design. better code. better tests.
Test Modeller quickly captures new or existing functionality as easy-to-maintain flowchart models, from which a comprehensive set of tests can be generated and executed automatically.
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Agile Requirements Modelling With Test modeller:
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Hand-Written User Stories With Diagrams:
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| 1. Automated Agile Requirements Modelling:
Clear and complete visual models are automatically created from existing user stories, scanned objects, and recorded activity.
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1. Ambiguous User Stories Introduce Defects
Incomplete stories pile up over time and are written in ambiguous natural language. There is no dependency mapping between components.
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2. Clear and Complete Designs Drive Test and Development:
Design defects are spotted and removed from the visual flowcharts, providing development with a complete and unambiguous mode.
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2. Costly Bugs are Perpetuated Throughout Code:
Developers cannot identify the impact of new user stories across complex systems, and defects arise as they misinterpret written user stories.
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3. Testing Detects Bugs First Time Round:
Automated tests that exercise all the logic contained in the modelled user stories are generated automatically from the flowcharts.
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3. Slow and Manual Testing Catches Defects Late:
Testers convert incomplete user stories into tests manually, but this is time-consuming and leaves most of the system exposed to defects.
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| 4. Reactive Automation Keeps Up With Change:
New user stories are imported quickly, with the impact of the change reflected across interdependent components. A rigorous test set is generated to validated any changes made.
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4. Testing and Development Falls Behind Changing User Needs:
The impact of a change request across complex systems must be identified manually, with tests slowly updated by hand. Defects arise due to the unforeseen impact of changes made.
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Agile Requirements Modelling
