How Caplin Makes Agile Scalable with 2 Tools
Ensuring the reliability and low-latency of sensitive data delivered to Firefox, multiple versions of Internet Explorer and other browsers takes a commitment to frequent testing. Comprising 100,000 lines of JavaScript code, Caplin Trader is definitely a large-scale application. It’s built by an equally large-scale agile software team, which includes 40 developers and a five-person quality assurance team. The company embraces Extreme Programming – especially its emphasis on unit testing – as well as Scrum for planning two-week iterations (release cycles).
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| Publisher: | Thoughtworks Studios | Published: | 05/09/2011 | Type: Length: Format: |  Whitepaper pages |
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