can testing and development be done in same environment?
Answer Posted / bishwajit.rk
Not necessarily be true all the time but sometimes its
project dependent. In most projects, the Development
environment is different from that of Testing. That?s why
we have Testing Lab and Development Labs, right?
For example, the testing cannot be done at the developer's
environment because they have installed debug tools. This
debug tools affects the test results. For testing, we need
to have a clean standard environment of freshly installed
softwares which are likely to be used by customers at field.
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