Recently, there are various companies looking BDD supporting tools for iOS apps written in Swift. As there is no official support from Cucumber for Swift so most of them are […]
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Podcast Interview: Automating iOS Apps in the Apple Bubble
Recently, I had the podcast interview with Joe Colantonio on the topic ‘Automating iOS Apps in the Apple Bubble‘ to discuss current trends in iOS Test Automation and iOS DevOps space. […]
Fire up BDD inside Docker with Cucumber and BDDfire
The key benefits of Behavior-Driven-Development (BDD) practices are communication enhancement and customer satisfaction. You can read more on that by Dan North and Gojko Adzic. Perhaps the biggest practical challenge that stands in […]
Instant Testing of RESTful API with BDDfire and Cucumber
BDDfire2.0.1 + REST API Testing Glad to announce support for the API testing to BDDfire as we can now use pre-defined steps to perform API testing using combination of Cucumber […]
BDDfire 2.0 with Docker, Gatling and Accessibility support
BDDfire BDDfire allows us to setup Ruby Cucumber framework within a minute with all related toolkit. It became very popular as it gives us ability to setup Ruby-Cucumber framework without wasting […]
Docker Compose Cucumber for Cross-Browser Testing
Docker-Compose Docker is the trending tool in the recent days which allows us to run multiple lightweight containers to perform various task. Just in case, you haven’t got docker please […]
Dockerizing Cucumber-BDD and Ruby Friends
Docker Docker is becoming incredibly popular in the recent days. Docker containers are lightweight and can be launched as required. Well, this post is about provisioning Cucumber-Capybara BDD framework inside docker […]
Faster BDD: Parallelising Cucumber and re-running failed scenarios
Parallelising Cucumber The ‘parallel_test‘ is a awesome rubygem to speedup your Rspec, Cucumber and Test Unit scenarios. Parallel _test also allows us to run Cucumber into different process and speedup […]
Setting up Vagrantified Android Appium environment provisioned with Ansible
Vagrant Vagrant is a great tool to build and distribute development environments. Vagrant allows us to keep development environment configuration same on various machines in order to avoid issues like […]
Setting up Headless Travis CI build with Cucumber+Capybara+Poltergeist
Travis CI Travis CI is a continuous integration service for the open source projects hosted on GitHub. You can login into TravisCI with your existing GitHub account. Travis CI build […]