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At the end of the day, I still end up using `unittests` for most of the work I do for my dayjob. Does not adding good documentation to the unit tests that you
by gamesbrainiac 11y ago
At the end of the day, I still end up using `unittests` for most of the work I do for my dayjob. Does not adding good documentation to the unit tests that you write achieve the same thing as BDD? From what I've understood so far, BDD merely adds a layer of explanation on top of unit tests.
- bobm_kite9 11y agoI think all these frameworks are basically different ways of handling the separation of concerns between the specification and the code to test it: cucumber, concordion, robot etc. The essential difficulty I think is in presenting the documentation in a form that is readable / writeable by the wider audience of non-developers.