Discover how Behavior-Driven Development bridges the gap between business requirements and code using plain-language specifications and examples.
Behavior-Driven Development (BDD) extends the ideas of Test-Driven Development to include the entire team ? developers, testers, and business stakeholders. Where TDD is primarily a developer practice, BDD is a collaborative practice. It centres on writing specifications in plain language that describe the system's behaviour from the perspective of a user, and then automating those specifications as executable tests.The Given-When-Then FormatBDD specifications are written using the Given-When-Then format. Given describes the initial context or preconditions. When describes the action or event. ...
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