Behavior Driven Development is both a process as well as supporting tools. This workshop will focus on how non-coding team members can effectively contribute to the process. We’ll review the importance of Story Kick Off huddles (otherwise known as “Three Amigos”) and how they can help your teams develop more valuable functionality. We will help inform the automation process by writing feature scenarios using Gherkin syntax. We’ll discuss Declarative verse Imperative styles and practice writing each. This is a hands on workshop focused on supporting non-coders who may feel intimidated by the tools often presented when discussing BDD.
In object-oriented languages like Ruby, people often say that “everything is an object”—but first-class functions have become standard for object-oriented languages too. C# has had them and other related features for years, and even Java is in the ga…
