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> I created StrictYAML, which this tool uses, because of it I'll look more closely into it then :) > Gherkin is awful at that. When I use BDD, it's because I
by linkdd 3y ago
> I created StrictYAML, which this tool uses, because of it
I'll look more closely into it then :)
> Gherkin is awful at that.
When I use BDD, it's because I'm handed down scenarii written by non-tech people. And it's always in the Gherkin format, then I chose the right Gherkin engine for the right tech stack. That might be cucumber, or another.
- hitchstory 3y ago>When I use BDD, it's because I'm handed down scenarii written by non-tech people. And it's always in the Gherkin format Thats interesting. You're the first person I've heard of who actually did that rather than just talking about it. I was under the impression that this worked ok for simple scenarios but with complex scenarios I think the syntax buckles - either you end up with very long, repetitive scenarios or vague scenarios. Or even both.
- linkdd 3y ago> you end up with very long, repetitive scenarios or vague scenarios. Or even both. Almost correct :D The BDD scenarii also act as "user stories" in a Scrum/Agile workflow. It was a nice way to re-use what the product owner requested.