Interesting slides

The BDD is a requirements/testing specification approach (rather than a development methodology, as it's originator Dan North sells it). But it's a cool one.

• Prezi presentation
• Small home-brewn example

JBehaveInEclipse howto, based on my experiments

Tips and hints

Tutorials: there aren't many, it seems

• JBehave on GitHub the "Java Spring" part (not the groovy etc parts)
• How to configure JBehave blog post

• java/jbehave
• php/symphony but great overall intro
• php/behat with good intro

• Prezi presentation work in progress

I see the Gherkin syntax as a culmination of these, see ExamplesOfBDD. Which of the ToolsForBDD use it?

What is BDD

A methodology for agile development - that's how Dan North, originator, sees it: http://skillsmatter.com/podcast/java-jee/how-to-sell-bdd-to-the-business (download the slides) - extension of user stories tightly linked to testing

Interrelated confluent SourcesOfBDD?

I see "the Gherkin syntax" as a culmination of these, see ExamplesOfBDD. Which of the ToolsForBDD use it?

• acceptance test driven development

Meta

• slideshare search

Concrete

• diigo bookmarks on BDD

• diigo bookmarks on BDD
• easyb, an JVM framework for BDD

Overview of Behaviour Driven Development

The BDD is, as far as I understand so far, a requirements/testing specification approach rather than a development methodology. But it's a cool one.

Interrelated confluent sources leading to BDD

• reqts spec means - use case scenario template (with pre-/post-conditions), user stories (with tests on the flip side of the card)
• test-driven development and xUnit frameworks automation
• DSLs? and self-documenting code (remember Knuth)

I see "the Gherkin syntax" as a culmination of these.

Resources

• diigo bookmarks on BDD