Behaviour-driven development (BDD) is an evolution of the ideas behind agile software delivery. With its roots in test-driven development, domain-driven design, and automated acceptance testing, BDD focuses on the ways an application is expected to work - its behaviour.

Dan North and Liz Keogh introduce the principles behind BDD and describe how it works in practice. We provide an overview of the methodology of BDD: understanding your domain and who your stakeholders are, identifying and exploring requirements, automating acceptance criteria, and delivering working and tested software.

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