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There's 2 aspects to it. First, the coverage which gives you the safety net. Second, specifying behaviour before implementation which allows you to maintain tig
by ollysb 16y ago
There's 2 aspects to it. First, the coverage which gives you the safety net. Second, specifying behaviour before implementation which allows you to maintain tight alignment between your requirements and code as they evolve. According to the BDD guys it's the second aspect that is more important.
- ollysb 16y agoI'm not sure why my comment has been downvoted, it answers the question and to my knowledge is accurate. Perhaps I can expand on something for you?