Estudio comparativo de las herramientas y buenas practicas para el aseguramiento de la calidad de software con metodologías ágiles.

Abstract

The quality of the software is very essential, since it directly affects the satisfaction of the users or customers, based on this, the software development companies are in need of adopting methodologies or tools that ensure that quality. In this sense, agile methodologies are presented as an alternative due to the characteristics they offer, which, due to their nature, are within the development of evolutionary, flexible, quality software and also because they are able to adapt in a better way before the constant changes technological in the software market. Agile methodologies are adapted to be applied to projects that by their nature are changing or immediate delivery is necessary. There are models such as ISO 25010 or Capability Maturity Model that work very well in traditional development environments. In agile methodologies there are less popular proposals such as Test-driven Development, continuous integration among others, which report good results, but there is little information to be used in agile projects. The present research work compares different tools and good practices, for software quality assurance using agile methodologies, through bibliographic research compiling tools and good practices with which it is intended to guide in terms of software quality management . As a result, it was obtained that quality assurance depends on many factors, among which are mentioned, complexity, people involved or project needs.