Behaviour Driven Development requires the use of ubiquitous language to clearly state the requirements for a software project. As Sunil Pardasani explains, this clarity can bring substantial benefits to your organisation, reducing misunderstandings, competing visions, and setting clear goals that are directly tied to the development process.… Read more
In Behaviour-driven Development, the scenarios that you work out with the participants in the development in order to specify the acceptance criteria of a feature are recorded in a language that clearly describes the way that a feature should works. The same code can then, via a utility such as SpecFlow, create the unit tests that are subsequently used to write the code, and finally the user-acceptance tests.… Read more
Behaviour Driven Development is an Agile methodology that aims to allow software development and management teams to use shared tools and processes to communicate and collaborate, It describes the behaviour of the application in a language that is understood by business analysts, testers, developers in order to minimize misunderstandings and make the development process more visible. This structured description or 'Ubiquitous Language' then serves to define much of the testing. … Read more
