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Kamaljeet replied | 3 hrs ago

You may need to learn both Appium and Cucumber because they serve different purposes. Appium is a tool for automating mobile testing, allowing you to code automation steps to perform operations on elements within a mobile application.

Cucumber is a library used to design a Behavior-Driven Development (BDD) framework using the Gherkin language (Given/When/Then). It can be integrated with Appium or Selenium to create an end-to-end framework.

If you want to use a BDD framework, you need to learn both Appium and Cucumber.

If you prefer to use a Page Object Model (POM) framework, you only need to learn Appium and how to design the POM framework.

Kamaljeet replied | 4 hrs ago

The purpose of a Test Management Tool is to write and execute test cases, as well as to maintain a traceability matrix. Cucumber is a Test Automation tool that allows you to write test cases (scenarios) using Gherkin. You can execute automated test scenarios using Cucumber's TestRunner; however, it does not maintain traceability between manual and automated test cases. Additionally, Cucumber's reporting can be stored in the file system.

Therefore, a Test Management Tool is needed to maintain traceability between automated and manual scenarios and to store the pass and fail status of each test case. Integrating Cucumber with a Test Management Tool is essential for managing test cases and execution statuses effectively. An example of this integration is JIRA with XRAY, where XRAY can be combined with Cucumber for end-to-end scenario execution.

Bheema replied | 7 hrs ago

First you need to learn Core java and then switch to Frameworks

Sadiq replied | 22 hrs ago

Dynamic Programming (DP) is a method used in mathematics and computer science to solve complex problems by breaking them down into simpler

Bimal replied | 1 day ago

A# flute is one semitone up in the scale compare to A flute