The unexpected pleasures of BDD, a naive working partial review-in-progress of The Rspec Book, by David Chelimsky.
The second 'D' ind BDD is usually Development, but it's also the longest four letter word in computing: Documentation. We try following Chelimsky's lead to see if tools like RSpec and Cucumber can help to rationalize our development process by bringing non-developer stake-holders more fully into the process.
About the Presenters
Dean and Tracie Pannell are a husband and wife Rails team. Dean has spent 30 nearly years in computing, the last three in Rails. Ending a hiatus from the field, Tracie now lends her experience in software support and testing to de-messify an application that has bridged the divide between "What is Rails doing to me now?" and "Oh no, did I really do that?"
Dean & Tracie know that bicycles have nothing to do with Rails, but they love to ride them anyway.
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