Agile Acceptance Testing is an emerging technique for building a shared understanding of the domain and improving the communication between business people and software development teams. It helps us all speak the same language, produce better specifications, flush out incorrect assumptions before the development starts and build software that is genuinely fit for its purpose. It also helps us focus the development, avoid just-in-case code and facilitates future change to software.

	Kanban for Software Engineerin David Joyce : 25th Jun 2009
	Testable Software David Evans : 23rd Jun 2009
	A Surfer's Guide to User Story Julian Everett : 28th May 2009
	Specification by example & Agi Gojko Adzic : 11th May 2009
	Towards a New Architect David Laribee : 11th May 2009
	Defining and Improving Standar David Laribee : 11th May 2009
	Agile Pragmatic Systems Admini Paul Nasrat : 23rd Apr 2009
	Coding Dojo Ivan Sanchez : 22nd Apr 2009
	Agile Coaching Tips Rachel Davies : 20th Apr 2009
	So Now You're an Agilist Jurgen Appelo : 9th Apr 2009
	Front-End Automated Testing Neil Crosby : 7th Apr 2009
	Convos in Software Dev Mark Stringer : 26th Mar 2009
	Coding Dojo Ivan Sanchez : 25th Mar 2009
	The Lean Kanban Martine Devos : 24th Mar 2009
	Tech Skills for Agile Dev Intr Steve Freeman : 11th Mar 2009