Agile Scaling and its Challenges

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Agile Scaling and its Challenges

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Finally, companies working toward agile scaling need to address their technology stack. Scaling agile across the enterprise requires transparency, visibility, and information flow, and drives those things simultaneously. For most companies, that means evaluating and potentially extending or replacing technology solutions.

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What problem does Component Harness address?
As mentioned above, tests can quickly become confusing due to implementation details. This can lead to the basic idea that a test should represent the desired behavior being lost or the effort to understand the use case being increased.

An example: We want to implement a component that renders a datepicker and displays the selected date in appropriate formatting. The use case sounds trivial and we would expect the test to consist of a few lines of code, right? The button for opening the datepicker can be given an ID and is therefore easy to select in the DOM. However, the complexity increases enormously when the datepicker is displayed in an overlay, as Angular Material does, for example. At this point, the test must be based on the implementation of the component.
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