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Writing software that matters: BDD and specification by example (BDD-SPEC-01-01)
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CODE: BDD-SPEC-01-01 DURATION: 1 DAY/S
This full-day workshop on behaviour-driven development and specification by example is a unique opportunity to learn about these two key emerging software development practices straight from the horse’s mouth. The workshop is developed and will be delivered jointly by Dan North, the inventor of BDD, and Gojko Adzic, author of Bridging the communication Gap.
LEARN HOW TO:
During the workshop, Dan and Gojko will firstly introduce the key aspects of BDD and specification by example.
They will then conduct a series of interactive exercises with delegates to help them understand how to apply these techniques to real software projects.
PROGRAMME
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How to communicate effectively with project stakeholders
- Value of specification by example
- How to write good scenarios
- How to spot problems with scenarios and examples and how to fix them
- How to integrate BDD and specification by example into your development process and organisation
- Focusing on writing software that really matters
- Managing code after it is released, using examples and scenarios as live documentation
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR
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Dan North is passionate about behaviour-driven development, communication and how people learn.
Gojko is passionate about bdd, agile testing and communication and has recently published a book the same.
More about Dan North and Gojko Adzic
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IS THIS COURSE FOR YOU?
If you are a developer, tester or business analyst working on an agile team, this workshop is not something you can afford to miss. It will also be very interesting for people wanting to learn how specifications and requirements fit into in agile processes and how TDD extends to business goals and features.
COURSE PREREQUISITES
The workshop will be very practical with exercises in Java, so some basic knowledge of Java will be very beneficial.
COURSE LABS & EXERCISES
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