Designing for Evolvability
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Are you drowning in Cucumber scenarios? Do they take too long to run? Do you spend a long time to fixing them when they fail? Are they costly to maintain when your system evolves? Do they suck as documentation? These symptoms usually arise from a deeper problem: The system isn't designed for testability and evolvability, and both the system and test code is too tightly coupled in places where they ought to be loosely coupled.
In this talk Aslak will teach you some architectural patterns that will help you achieve faster tests that are easy to fix and maintain, and work as great documentation.
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Designing for Evolvability
Aslak Hellesøy
Aslak Hellesøy is the creator of Cucumber and co-founder of Cucumber Limited. He is a co-author of The Cucumber Book and an early adopter of XP and BDD. Aslak works as a programmer, software architect, business owner and trainer in a variety of industries, including finance, telecom and retail.