7 best practices for Agile Test-Driven Development Cigniti Technologies2022-07-18T12:06:23+05:30Kent Beck, in his book ‘Test Driven Development: By Example’, says, “If you’re happy slamming some code together that more or less works and you’re happy never looking at the result again, TDD is not for you. TDD rests on a charmingly naïve geekoid assumption that if you write better code, you’ll be more [...] FacebookTwitterLinkedInEmail March 12, 2020 Read more...
10 Best Practices to Achieve Quality@Speed with Continuous Integration Cigniti Technologies2018-09-26T18:13:27+05:30On 27th September 2016, Salesforce.com Inc. introduced a new e-commerce service, further to its $2.8 billion acquisition of Demandware Inc. The Salesforce Commerce Cloud is here to enable customers to set-up online storefronts, in-store tablets/kiosks, and further add commerce functions with software support delivered over the internet. According to [...] FacebookTwitterLinkedInEmail October 18, 2016 Read more...
Successfully Implementing TDD/BDD to Enable Shift-Left Testing Approach Cigniti Technologies2020-01-27T12:17:31+05:30Today, when developers are using tools like J unit/N unit for testing their code, approaches such as test driven development (TDD) and behaviour driven development (BDD) focus on improving the quality of the code that is being written. Though the approaches require a different mind-set, the objective remains the [...] FacebookTwitterLinkedInEmail June 3, 2016 Read more...
Testing in a Behavior Driven Development Environment Cigniti Technologies2022-07-20T18:52:48+05:30Behavior Driven Development (BDD) deals with the usage of simple domain specific language to effectively express the behavior and the expected outcomes. It is a process refinement over the Test Driven Development (TDD) and Acceptance Test Driven Development (ATDD). The concept of BDD helps to better the conversation between [...] FacebookTwitterLinkedInEmail November 10, 2015 Read more...
Test driven development vs Behavior driven development Cigniti Technologies2018-09-25T14:49:42+05:30Test driven development, as the name implies, is driven by a number of tests. After a unit test is written, it is then run against a code that is as yet unwritten. The tests naturally fail, and so the second task is to write code that allows the test [...] FacebookTwitterLinkedInEmail September 18, 2015 Read more...