I searched the difference on google. But could'nt find any intuitive explanation for both the terms. Can someone give me the main differences between the two in software testing.
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Wikipedia: Scaffolding is a project generation technique supported by various tools.
In your examples, I don't believe the term 'scaffolding' refers to two different things, but instead is being used as a spectrum.
The difference is between the adjectives generic and specific. Specific
is something clearly defined or identified, whereas generic
applies to a group of things and is the exact opposite of 'specific'.
So, in testing terms, does the scaffolding serve a generic purpose or a more specific one?
Further reading:
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Hi @HimanshuPoddar, I've added some further reading which you might find interesting or helpful.– dvnielJan 9, 2019 at 15:53