4 ms·

This is frightening; is the state of the art in software development set by a process more reminiscent of music fans arguing about esoteric bands than any kind

• meesterdude 11y ago
  I don't think this is like that. There is no right or wrong, but pragmatically these tools have their upsides and downsides, and cucumber in my experience has been more trouble than its worth; I would hope to give others pause before deciding to use cucumber, because it does come with some fine print.
• omouse 11y ago
  Pretty much yes. You will rarely see anyone using real evidence and studies to prove their point, you're more likely to see someone say "hey I heard so and so is doing this maybe just maybe it's a good idea" which is why you have half-hearted adoption of Agile for example and why you see people arguing against automating error-prone manual processes.