Category: Behavioral Driven Development

Acceptance Testing at Ancestry.com

Posted by Ancestry Team on April 2, 2013 in Agile, Behavioral Driven Development, Testing

What Are Acceptance Tests? Many developers are confused with the jargon used by test and software engineers when developing tests. Even test developers (TE/SET/SDET) are confused with these terms. In general, test suites occur in the following varieties: Unit tests Integration tests End-to-end tests To add to the confusion, there are: Functional tests Acceptance tests Read More

User Experience Driven Data and Media Correction

Posted by Ancestry Team on March 28, 2013 in Behavioral Driven Development, Image Processing and Analysis

Imagine a world that corrects itself when something goes wrong. A customer clicks a link to an image and gets a message that the image could not be displayed. An hour later that same customer or another customer clicks that same link and the image can now be displayed. This is what we call user Read More

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