CucumberStudio Reviews

Scenarios, since is a really easy way to create and control your test cases.

Test runs, since it lets you execute the test cases in a faster way. You can included screenshots or notes, or to mark it as passed, failed, retest, and some others.

Cloning Scenarios, which save you a lot of time when you have to create test cases for a regression or for similar tasks.

I was not part of the company before they started using Hiptest, but they told me they created their test cases in Excel. Now they can create test cases faster, even cloning their own information.

It has some issues that they can fix. If you start creating a data table, and you insert values really fast, then it doesn't save some of them.

I think they should improve the way the memory is handled in areas where the app is really heavy because of JavaScript.

Since January.

Yes, it is not stable when you create a data table that includes more than 30 elements, so it can lose your data.

As mentioned before, it has issues depending on the input size of the data.

The support is fast.

I don’t know it the company used to have a previous solution.

It took a while to understand most of the things. Not too complex, but also not too straightforward. Hiptest has a lot of functionalities to understand.

Not applicable.

Not applicable.

It’s a really good product. It has some flaws, but it is going to make your life easier.

Hiptest is a great test management tool for agile teams. Very easy to adopt. Integration with JIRA is awesome. We use the Gherkin feature to write BDD scenarios. It is also the only tool we have evaluated that is able to integrate with all the test automation frameworks (Cucumber, Robot Framework, Selenium ...)

We have boosted the team collaboration (developers, product owners and QA) with this real-time platform and Behavior Driven Development process.

Support with In-App chat is great. However, it would be awesome to have real time support also for PT timezone. Integration with LDAP would be also great for future releases.

Integration with automation frameworks, keywords, and tags. It allows for saving time writing test cases and implementing automation.

We've covered some complicated mobile features with Appium auto tests faster.

More tutorials and examples.

Less than a year, almost 8 months.

No.

No.

I haven't tried it.

On the current project, it was an initial solution.

It was simple. The product itself is perfect for fast and non-bureaucrat development (let’s say agile).

Make the basic license larger (it has 3 accounts; it's better to have 5).

I joined the current team when they were already using Hiptest. Previously, I worked with MTM from Microsoft, but it’s hard to compare as they have a different feature coverage and purposes.

Try examples first, it will be clear whether you need this product or not.