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What is Test Driven Development? TDD vs. BDD vs. SDD

Key Takeaways: TDD ensures code correctness through iterative unit tests (Red → Green → Refactor). BDD focuses on system behavior and team collaboration. SDD (by testRigor) uses plain English executable specs for speed and simplicity. Benefits of TDD: Higher test coverage from the start. Reduced defect recurrence. Faster regression and improved flexibility in testing. Pitfalls …

Artem Golubev

FAQ – What problem does testRigor solve for its customers?

The biggest problem that we face with customers is that once you create automation, you’re stuck with maintenance. ...
Heather Brooks

Tips & Tricks – How to Test iFrames & Shadow DOMs

You can use testRigor to seamlessly test pages containing multiple levels of nested iframes and shadow DOMs. In this session we ...
Heather Brooks

FAQ – Why testRigor if there are other tools on the market?

We are the only company that not only helps your non-technical employees to be able to effectively build automated tests 15 times ...
Heather Brooks

testRigor FAQ: Everything You Need to Know

We’ve created these videos with the short yet informative answers to the questions that our new customers frequently ask ...
Artem Golubev

FAQ – Why are testRigor tests so stable?

TestRigor tests are so stable because we are running on the human level. The problem with Selenium and other frameworks on the ...
Heather Brooks
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