>And business-friendly frameworks are generally a PITA for us to maintain. And ugly. And wasteful. I built this as an attempt at a "developer first business fr

>And business-friendly frameworks are generally a PITA for us to maintain. And ugly. And wasteful. I built this as an attempt at a "developer first business friendly" framework: https://hitchdev.com/hitchstory/ https://hitchdev.com/hitchstory/ It wasnt meant to be written by business folks but it was meant to be at least semi-readable by them, but more importantly it was to serve as a template to generate documentation that was A) truly readable B) kept in sync with the code. I dogfooded it in sessions where I would "pair" with business folks looking over my shoulder and they would read/speak and I would edit. This worked well. I don't believe it's possible to get business folks to write this kind of document but I think it's both reasonable and valuable to A) use it as a tool to go back and forth on specs and B) decouple executable specification from code that executes tests.