Testing becomes critical in the fast-paced world of low code development, where creating a new screen can take just an hour. Traditional testing methods often extend beyond development time, especially with features like drag-click functionality. There’s a temptation to skip these time-consuming steps for quicker delivery, but it’s essential to remember that low code still involves code, and human errors can occur.
Every IT organization must, therefore, craft a cost-effective test strategy that balances speed and reliability. This strategy should address inherent risks and outline potential consequences, ensuring a pragmatic approach to testing in low code scenarios.
This blog explores the strategies and crucial considerations indispensable in delineating the landscape of low code software testing.
