[VWWHFSfQ]

> even non-programmers can write tests

I'm curious if this has never actually happened? In my experience definitely not. I'm trying to think of even what kind of job role/skillset would have the knowledge and ability to write this bespoke syntax but not have any ability to do some basic script programming.

[ptrthomas]

When you have a basic API test which makes an HTTP call and validates the response, it is quite simple. We've seen teams get started by just referring to an existing test or example. But you are right, when you start getting into complex business-logic or assertions, you will start using JavaScript. What people seem to like about Karate is that you can start off simple, but the tool can flex as you learn more.