Monthly Archives: April 2008

Running your own Retrospective

I’m running a training course for TDD and OO design at one of our clients. Normally when I teach this, it’s to Thoughtworkers or client staff working with Thoughtworkers. This time, I’m teaching fairly experienced clients who have some idea … Continue reading

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Agile Mumbai slides are up

Naresh Jain has very kindly put up the slides from my BDD presentation at Agile Mumbai. I deviated quite heavily from previous presentations I’ve done and talked about the history of BDD, how it evolved and the people and events … Continue reading

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BDD for TDDers

Anthony Bailey and I had a conversation over email about what good, experienced TDDers might get out of BDD. If you’ve been wondering what all the fuss is about, maybe this will help! Thanks, Anthony, for tidying the conversation up … Continue reading

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JBehave 2, naming tests and developing libraries with BDD

Peter Bell and I had a great conversation over Skype yesterday, which he’s kindly blogged. We covered test names, and also talked about how to develop libraries using BDD. Again, this is how I do things; it’s not necessarily the … Continue reading

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Your horoscope for April

How people You’ve spent years making yourself invaluable to your friends, family and colleagues. Your confidence is at an all-time high – how many people in the world can do what you do? Watch out, though; pride cometh before a … Continue reading

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