V-model vs JigZaw
The purpose of this page is to provide a comparison between the V-Model (Wikipedia) and JigZaw. The goal is to illustrate the logical differences between the two models.
| V-Model | JigZaw | |
|---|---|---|
| Waterfall model | Agile development, Continuous deployment/production | |
| Strict test phases and test categorization | Multiple aspects are tested in every iteration/[sprint | http://scrummethodology.com/scrum-sprint/] |
| Built-in overlap between tests | Aims to minimize the overlap between tests | |
| One tool (set) per test category | Tools are chosen to match the problem at hand(many different tools) | |
| Guides the practitioner to understand and attack the problem | Provides highly efficient tools and techniques for skilled practitioners to maximize their testing effort |
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