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What does ”Shift Left” even mean?

Mar 20, 20232 minSeason 1Ep. 7
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Summary

This episode explores the concept of "Shift Left" in software testing, emphasizing the importance of early tester involvement. It contrasts traditional development with the shift-left approach, highlighting the benefits of early issue detection, collaboration, and continuous testing throughout the entire development process.

Episode description

On today's episode of Software Testing Journey we discuss the concept of "Shift Left", a way of thinking about testing that shifts the process earlier in the software development process. This means testers are involved much earlier in the process, and even before any code is written. By doing this, teams can save time and money, and create better products that work the way they are intended to. Tune in to learn more about shifting testing earlier and the benefits it can bring.

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