XePtance: Supporting Distributed Acceptance Tests in Extreme Programming Projects
Roger A. Müller, Björn Eilers, Christian Janiesch, Herbert Kuchen, Jörg Becker · 2006
Acceptance tests are of major importance for the successful roll-out of new software products. Any brilliantly engineered software unable to suit the user’s expectations will fail in practice. Tight time-to-market and limited resources makes acceptance testing difficult. This is especially true if multiple locations for development and testing are concerned. We argue that a solution must allow an off-site customer to test the software in question whenever he finds the time to do so. This