Software quality is a shared responsibility of business, development, operations, and QA. This course will teach you how to use Behavior-driven-development using Behave with Python and engage the stakeholders in writing and maintaining tests.
Software quality is a shared responsibility of business, development, operations, and QA. This course will teach you how to use Behavior-driven-development using Behave with Python and engage the stakeholders in writing and maintaining tests.
Bugs are cheaper to fix if they are found early on and many bugs can be caught when specifying requirements. In this course, Behavior-driven Development (BDD) with Behave and Python, you’ll learn to improve software quality by using behavior-driven development. First, you’ll explore Gherkin, the language used to specify behavior in BDD. Next, you’ll discover Behave, a Python testing framework for BDD. Finally, you’ll learn how to use advanced Behave features and test web applications. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of Behavior-driven Development with Behave and Python needed to improve testing strategy of your team.
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