BDD in Action

List of Figures

Chapter 1. Building software that makes a difference

Figure 1.1. The traditional development process provides many opportunities for misunderstandings and miscommunication.

Figure 1.2. BDD uses conversations around examples, expressed In a form that can be easily automated, to reduce lost information and misunderstandings.

Figure 1.3. Successful projects must both build features well and build the right features.

Figure 1.4. At the start of a project, there are many unknowns. You reduce these unknowns as the project progresses, but not in a linear or very predictable way.

Figure 1.5. Test-Driven Development relies on a simple, three-phase cycle.

Figure 1.6. The principal activities and outcomes of BDD. Note that these activities ...