One key part of the product development process—and the one clients regularly ask us to train their teams on—is our use of behavior-driven development (BDD).

Applied correctly, there is a place for BDD in the modern world of software development. Test automation, however, is not that place.

Technology is only as good as its implementation. Behavior-driven product development can help ensure that your final product meets the needs of all stakeholders involved.

Continuous testing company Tricentis has announced that it is acquiring SpecFlow, a behavior-driven development solution for .NET developers.

How AI-driven development tools impact software observability - SiliconANGLE“I made this whole program in 5 minutes with just a few (Insert GenAI tool) prompts. Any developer not using AI tools ...