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We don't use Cucumber, but another BDD framework. We have sort of non-technical employees that write them out. Generally the developers do a little tweaking, bu
by optimuspaul 9y ago
We don't use Cucumber, but another BDD framework. We have sort of non-technical employees that write them out. Generally the developers do a little tweaking, but mostly for spelling inconsistencies where reuse of steps is expected. I really think it's great, especially when steps can be reused across many tests. I don't think that you can't achieve the "same" effect with unit test frameworks, but I like the approach.