Cucumber
Cucumber is a tool for running automated acceptance tests, written in plain language. Because they're written in plain language, they can be read by anyone on your team, improving communication, collaboration and trust.| cucumber.io
Today is a big day for Cucumber.| Cucumber Blog
This blog post explores the challenges of applying a Behavior-Driven Development (BDD) approach to UI development using VisualTest. In addition to giving a high-level introduction to BDD, I’ll describe a technique called Approval Testing that complements traditional assertion-based testing to give developers clearer visibility of the correctness of their implementation.| Cucumber Blog
The original version of this post was published on Medium by The BDD Advocate.| Cucumber Blog
At Split, we believe the primary unit of work for software teams is the feature.| Cucumber Blog
A couple of weeks ago, Gáspár Nagy and I presented a webinar on the BDD practice of formulation. There were so many questions that we were unable to answer them all in the allotted time, so we’re taking this opportunity to publish our answers as a blog.| Cucumber Blog
One of the goals the Cucumber team have set ourselves this year is to increase the number of recent, regular contributors who are non-white or non-male from 0 to 2. This post describes why we want to do this, what we’ve learned so far about the systemic barriers that keep the community of people who contribute to open source so utterly imbalanced, and outlines how we’ve started tackling the problem in our own project.| Cucumber Blog
I’m continuing to answer questions that were asked during my session “Are BDD and test automation the same thing?” at the Automation Guild conference in February 2021. This is the last of five posts.| Cucumber Blog
Seb Rose and Gáspár Nagy are the authors of The BDD Books. Cucumber Community Manager Tracey S. Rosenberg spoke to them about their books, the writing process, and what comes next.| Cucumber Blog
I’m continuing to answer questions that were asked during my session “Are BDD and test automation the same thing?” at the Automation Guild conference in February 2021. This is the fourth of five posts.| Cucumber Blog
I’m continuing to answer questions that were asked during my session “Are BDD and test automation the same thing?” at the Automation Guild conference in February 2021. This is the third of five posts.| Cucumber Blog
After my talk called “Are BDD and test automation the same thing?” at the Automation Guild conference in February 2021 there were more questions than I could answer in the available time. This is the second of five posts answering the five most important ones:| Cucumber Blog
I’ve been writing and talking about test automation and BDD for quite a while now. In February 2021 I gave a short version of a talk called “Are BDD and test automation the same thing?” at the Automation Guild conference to explore their relationship and address the confusion that exists in the industry.| Cucumber Blog
Gojko Adzic wrote his award-winning book, Specification By Example, 11 years ago. Last year, he ran an online poll to determine the most popular format for expressing examples and found that Given/When/Then received 71% of the votes.| Cucumber Blog
Over the holidays you voted for different ways to organise feature files. This article shows the results of the survey, an analysis of the votes, and some general ideas on how to organise your living documentation.| Cucumber Blog
Gojko Adzic is running a regular challenge called #GivenWhenThenWithStyle and last month’s topic was how to specify relative time periods. In his “solution” article, he disagreed with the majority of challenge respondents, favouring the use of a long scenario outline containing actual dates.| Cucumber Blog
Recently my colleague, Theo England, broadcast a question:| Cucumber Blog
Writing good requirements is a challenge, especially if they’re intended to be understood by someone other than their author. The more complicated a project gets, the harder it is to communicate the requirements in an unambiguous way. It’s easier to ask someone to cut the grass than it is to describe a design for a flower bed.| Cucumber Blog
This month on the Cucumber Podcast, Matt Wynne and Seb Rose speak to Chris Glover, a lead test engineer who has been working in a team which has struggled with some of the common pitfalls of learning BDD. Matt invited him onto the podcast to share that story.| Cucumber Blog
As part of our research into running our upcoming workshop, we asked what questions needed answered for this class to be useful. One question which came through was "How do I scale BDD across the enterprise?"| Cucumber Blog
Recently my colleague, Theo England, broadcast a question:| Cucumber Blog
Cucumber is a tool for running automated acceptance tests, written in plain language. Because they're written in plain language, they can be read by anyone on your team, improving communication, collaboration and trust.| cucumber.io
Gherkin uses a set of special keywords to give structure and meaning to| cucumber.io
Behaviour-Driven Development (BDD) is the software development process that Cucumber was built to support.| cucumber.io
Cucumber is a tool that supports Behaviour-Driven Development(BDD).| cucumber.io
