Behaviour-Driven Development
Behaviour-driven development[7] (BDD) builds upon test-driven development (TDD) by formalizing the good habits of the best TDD practitioners. The best TDD practitioners work from the outside-in, starting with a failing customer acceptance test that describes the behavior of the system from the customer’s point of view. As BDD practitioners, we take care to write the acceptance tests as examples that anyone on the team can read. We make use of the process of writing those examples to get feedback from the business stakeholders about whether we’re setting out to build the right thing before we get started. As we do so, we make a deliberate effort to develop a shared, ubiquitous language for talking about the system. ...
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