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What is EDD: The Example-Driven Development Guide

EDD is about describing how a system should work before (or as it is being built) using specific, clear examples. These examples work as a living documentation and function as the basis for tests that ensure that software keeps pace with business goals. Just as Behavior Driven Development (BDD) focuses on describing behavior in natural …

Megana Natarajan

What Are Edge Test Cases & How AI Helps

When we work on software quality, we tend to cover the scenarios that are obvious and right in front of us. Yet, there are ...
Shilpa Prabhudesai

Software Quality Gates: What They Are & Why They Matter

Speed and quality are often at loggerheads with each other when one is trying to develop software, but also ensure it meets the ...
Shilpa Prabhudesai

What Is ModelOps and How Does It Compare to MLOps

In today’s digital world, artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) are transforming various industries, ...
Shilpa Prabhudesai

Software Requirements Guide: BRS vs. SRS vs. FRS

The story of every software product that went on to succeed and make its mark doesn’t start from the day you wrote your ...
Hari Mahesh

80% Test Automation in 6 Months: How CBTW Scaled QA

Modern software teams deliver faster than ever, but QA often lags and may seem like a bottleneck for faster delivery. Most ...
Pragya Yadav

Static Code Analysis Explained: Tools & Techniques

“Analysis is the art of creation through destruction” ― P.S. Baber. How do we analyze software code and create more ...
Hari Mahesh
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