Why BDD is good then TDD

When launching a new digital project, there can be a disconnect between:
  • the business being truly able to define the desired outcomes
  • the developer’s understanding of what needs to be built, and
  • the business’ understanding of the technical challenges their requirements may present.
Behavior Driven Development (BDD) can help achieve all of the above and ultimately, helps a business and its technical team deliver software that fulfills business goals.
The Beginner’s Guide to Behavior Driven Development is an introduction to BDD, an approach to development that improves communication between business and technical teams to create software with business value.
This guide is for both technical and business professionals to learn about BDD, how it can benefit projects of all sizes, and how to implement it with confidence. The guide will be updated regularly by experienced BDD practitioners within Inviqa, as well as other external contributors, and is structured to reflect the flow of the BDD process.

BDD is a process designed to aid the management and the delivery of software development projects by improving communication between engineers and business professionals. In so doing, BDD ensures all development projects remain focused on delivering what the business actually needs while meeting all requirements of the user.

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