A hallmark of truly agile teams is an unquenchable desire to continually find new and better ways of developing software. These teams believe that there really are no "best" practices, only practices which work better or worse for them. This line of thinking is even apparent in the first line of the agile manifesto stating "we are uncovering better ways of developing." In this article I will explore two of the most widely accepted agile development practices, test-driven development and continuous integration, and question how these practices can be made better with continuous testing.
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