Software Testing: 6 best practices that small companies implement and 2 that they do not

A vast amount of physical and online literature preaches the benefits of adopting and implementing a comprehensive testing approach to any software development process, but incorporating a thorough testing strategy to a small or medium-sized company may present obstacles that are not easy to overcome. Part of my job as a software development teacher at the university of applied sciences, <a href="https://kea.dk/en/" rel="noopener ugc nofollow" target="_blank">KEA (Copenhagen School of Design and Technology)</a> consists in being in touch with software development companies in the Copenhagen area, so that we align our school curriculum with actual industry practices. <a href="https://dealroom.co/blog/the-danish-startup-database#:~:text=In%202021%2C%20Denmark%20is%20home,and%20more%20than%20840%20corporates." rel="noopener ugc nofollow" target="_blank">Denmark being startup heaven</a>, most of the enterprises we communicate with are small or medium-sized (SMEs). Upon examination, we discovered that an alarming number of startups are not taking software testing as seriously as (we think) they should. <a href="https://medium.com/@arturomorarioja/software-testing-6-best-practices-that-small-companies-implement-and-2-that-they-do-not-52717b5225e4">Learn More</a>