The monthly dose for BDD addicts… In February #bdd, #specflow and #cucumber stories from Ryan Aslett, Lisa Crispin, Neil Drumm, Liz Keogh, Thomas Sundberg & me.
BDD Addict Newsletter March 2017
by Gáspár on April 5, 2017
.NET Core in the focus of C# Renaissance
by Gáspár on April 3, 2017
A flash out of my feelings after reading the analysis by Ian Cooper on the future of C# and .NET. [read more…]
Call for thoughts: BDD in regulated environments
by Gáspár on April 3, 2017
A lot of people use Behavior Driven Development in regulated development environments, like medical or other safety-critical projects. In recent months, I’ve participated in a few deeper discussions regarding topic that I ‘ve found pretty interesting. My goal is to learn more about projects using BDD under such circumstances and share my experiences with others. [read more…]
BDD Addict Newsletter February 2017
by Gáspár on March 2, 2017
The monthly dose for BDD addicts… In February #bdd, #specflow and #cucumber stories from Kent Back, Martin Fowler, David Heinemeier Hansson, Bertil Muth, Steve Tooke, Matt Wynne & me.
Balancing Scenarios and Unit tests (case study with SpecFlow)
by Gáspár on February 20, 2017
According to the principles of Behavior Driven Development (BDD), we discuss examples and write them down as Gherkin scenarios. These scenarios can be turned into automated tests by BDD tools like Cucumber or SpecFlow, so that the implementation can be “driven” by them. So it is like TDD. But if it is like TDD, there arises the question whether we also need unit tests and classic unit-level-TDD as well in addition to our scenarios. This is a complex question and it is not easy to give a simple constructive answer for it. In this post, I am taking a concrete example to show how this can be imagined.
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