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Selenium and Appium are two common frameworks used by developers and automation testers to test their website or mobile application against different browsers and devices. Although they have different names and functionalities, they’re in the same family!  Selenium is widely used by teams to automate the functions of various browsers on both desktop and mobile devices. Appium,

You already know how much we love to talk about Behavior-driven Development (BDD). But have you seen how CucumberStudio enhances your BDD practices?   CucumberStudio enables teams to get the most value out of their BDD scenarios through deep collaboration. It creates a direct relationship between your team’s requirements, the tests to validate those requirements, and the code that makes them real. Seamless Git integration means your living documentation is always up

In some ways, the most valuable asset an organization owns is its data. Threats to that data have to be identified and, hopefully, eliminated so you don’t put that value at risk. However, with the rise of Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) comes the potential for more security holes, meaning developers need to understand the vulnerabilities

If you’ve ever received approval for a mortgage or a bank loan of any kind, chances are you have Sapiens Decision to thank for it. Why is that? It’s because Sapiens Decision provides interactive business logic modeling software that helps financial services organizations ensure that every single decision they make is the right decision.   Serving

For years people have been asking us to make it easier for their non-technical team members to create and edit Gherkin scenarios. For years we’ve resisted, insisting that the best BDD workflow puts the onus for writing Gherkin on the people with the most to learn about the new feature – i.e. the developers.  As a result of this high-minded purism of ours, we’ve

We recently polled our user base to get a pulse check on their web testing initiatives. As expected, there is still complexity in browser testing. Chrome may be king, but organizations are still testing to make sure their web applications work as expected on Firefox, Edge, IE, and Safari. How much time does it take you to test across browsers and