tag:blog.bcarlso.net,2005:/2008/07/10/tdd-vs-bdd-really Till Death Do Us Part : TDD vs. BDD? Really? Thoughts around my marriage to technology 2009-10-25T17:23:10-07:00 Typo tag:blog.bcarlso.net,2005:Comment/15 2008-07-11T11:44:34-07:00 2009-10-25T17:23:10-07:00 Nick Parker Comment on TDD vs. BDD? Really? by Nick Parker
Good point. Remind me to show you what I am doing at work for generating executable documentation, it's in .NET though. ;-)
tag:blog.bcarlso.net,2005:Comment/16 2008-07-11T21:56:56-07:00 2009-10-25T17:23:10-07:00 Brandon Comment on TDD vs. BDD? Really? by Brandon
Nick, Is it called FitNesse? :)
tag:blog.bcarlso.net,2005:Comment/17 2008-07-12T06:19:22-07:00 2009-10-25T17:23:10-07:00 Nick Parker Comment on TDD vs. BDD? Really? by Nick Parker
Nope, it's something a little different.
tag:blog.bcarlso.net,2005:Comment/36 2010-05-01T11:01:17-07:00 2010-05-01T11:01:17-07:00 Dennis Stevens Comment on TDD vs. BDD? Really? by Dennis Stevens
Brandon, I am starting to use FitSharp for BDD. The main benefit I get is that analysts can set up edge case data and functions in the Fitnesse Wiki to extend my test platforms. This is pretty significant. TDD is developer driven - BDD is Business Analyst driven. Dennis Stevens
tag:blog.bcarlso.net,2005:Comment/37 2010-05-04T19:42:15-07:00 2010-05-04T19:42:15-07:00 Brandon Carlson Comment on TDD vs. BDD? Really? by Brandon Carlson
Dennis, We use Cucumber and FitNesse as part of our acceptance test toolboxes. I totally agree with your use case. I just don't really like the division of the two. To me it's kind of like the debate around whether or not Kanban is an Agile method or not. I'm not sure it is a productive conversation. Thanks! Brandon