The Gherkin language is not limited to English. This post shows the language header, the same scenario in English, French and Hindi, a keyword table, why a team gains from writing in its own language, and the limits found when the keywords are mixed.
Gherkin Scenarios: 3 Examples to Follow and 6 to Avoid
Write Gherkin scenarios that specify behavior clearly. Compare three examples to follow with six to avoid, and make outcomes testable.
Repeatable Test Data With a Fixed Random Seed
Generate repeatable test data with a fixed RAND seed or row-number hashes, then verify identical names and amounts across runs.
BDD vs TDD: One Small Feature, Two Ways to Test It
BDD vs TDD is easy to mix up until you test the same feature both ways. This post checks one delivery rule with a unit test and then with a plain-language scenario, runs the unit test, and explains when each approach fits.
Given-When-Then for Database Tests
Use Given-When-Then for readable database tests with known input, explicit THROW checks, and transaction rollback after each case.
Unveiling Behavior-Driven Development (BDD): Bridging the Gap Between Business and Testing
Behavior-Driven Development connects shared examples with tests. Compare BDD and TDD, and see how a banking scenario makes outcomes observable.







