Designing good Cucumber feature files
Alister Scott wrote a really nice paper on designing good specifications with examples/bdd scenarios/acceptance tests – focused on Cucumber, but applicable to other tools as well. He captured how to evolve horrible scripts into something quite useful. I strongly recommend reading it, especially if you’re working with UI tests. Now…
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Specification workshops (TMF) slides and links
Posted on July 31, 2009 | No CommentsIt was a real pleasure to speak at the 23rd Test Management forum on Wednesday – I hope that you found the talk and the discussion interesting and fun. Here are the presentation and the links: B2 Bomber crash (”all the systems were functioning normally”) Tank exercise (34% requirements matching)... -
An excellent agile testing experience report
Posted on July 23, 2009 | 2 CommentsThe agile testing evening sessions at Skills Matter are getting better and better. I thoroughly enjoyed yesterday’s session with an experience report given by Nathan Bain and Anand Ramdeo. Anand and Nathan talked about their work at Global Radio focusing on how they implemented agile testing, and the topic turned... -
Acceptance testing tools round-up
Posted on May 28, 2009 | No CommentsIt was a great pleasure to present yesterday on agile testing tools together with Elizabeth Keogh and David Peterson. Here are the links to the tools that we presented: JBehave FitNesse Concordion TextTest Robot Framework You can download my slides from http://gojko.net/resources/skillsmatter_20090527_aattools.pdf. David and Elizabeth will probably publish their slides... -
World Agile Qualifications Board
Posted on March 31, 2009 | 6 CommentsAgile sells. It’s the new black. Companies are trying to roll out agile on a huge scale and even buy it as a software package. Teams sell themselves as agile as if it was the single guarantee of success that customers need, and people seem to fall for that. As... -
Agile Testing (Crispin/Gregory) is a great book, long overdue
Posted on February 23, 2009 | 2 CommentsIt has been a while since I published a book review on this blog, not because I stopped reading but because none of the books that I read meanwhile really stood out. I’m glad to say that Agile Testing by Lisa Crispin and Janet Gregory finally breaks that trend –...
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