Using BDD for having non-programmers write tests sounds far-fetched to me indeed. It's excellent to have them able to read and understand the tests, though. Any

Using BDD for having non-programmers write tests sounds far-fetched to me indeed. It's excellent to have them able to read and understand the tests, though. Any opinions? Is BDD as dead horse, or is DHH a little narrow minded here? I thought what you thought - that this is DHH's working context speaking. For me Cuke-ish tests are about alignment and communication - not about having non-developers write tests. (of course Cucumber isn't the only route for doing that)