Comments on: Microsoft: Better testing can speed development
Software maker is working on something called the "Experimentation Platform," which it hopes will accelerate its product development cycle through side-by-side testing.
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I alpha and beta test FOSS all the time-- it's easy and I like it. How do you even /do/ that with Microsoft products? What, is the participation limited by like... numbers? ...cause that'll cripple the process pretty fast.
- wrong title
- by slickuser April 17, 2008 4:27 PM PDT
- EXP sounds like customer driven feature set that will be implemented by the developers.
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(4 Comments)Its not software testing!!
That said, no amount of software testing can save Microsoft/Vista. Its UltimateCrap.!