Agile testing & bdd e xchange nyc 2013 jeffrey davidson & lav pathak & sam hotop on using atdd to build customers that care
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The document discusses the use of Acceptance Test-Driven Development (ATDD) to enhance customer engagement in software development, emphasizing collaboration between various roles such as business analysts and engineers. It outlines testing strategies including unit, acceptance, and UI tests while noting the importance of effective communication and documentation. The authors encourage leveraging whiteboard discussions and empowering product owners to improve the testing process.
Agile testing & bdd e xchange nyc 2013 jeffrey davidson & lav pathak & sam hotop on using atdd to build customers that care
- 1. Using ATDD to Build Customers that Care
- 2. JEFFREY DAVIDSON consulting business analyst ThoughtWorks. jeffrey.davidson@thoughtworks.com @JeffreyGoodReq goodrequirements.com www.thoughtworks.com ® LAV PATHAK software engineer ThoughtWorks. lav.pathak@thoughtworks.com@lav_pathak www.thoughtworks.com ® SAM HOTOP senior test engineer ThoughtWorks. shotop@thoughtworks.com samueljameshotop.blogspot.com www.thoughtworks.com ®
- 6. Unleash Your Inner Engineer
- 8. How does this thing work again?
- 9. omebody should write this down
- 16. UI Tests Acceptance Tests Unit Tests
- 17. Unit (1600) Acceptance (1250) UI (100) ~2950 Total Tests
- 18. Build Times – Full Suite 16 mins: Pairing stations 35 mins: Unit & Acceptance / CI box 15 mins: UI Tests on CI box
- 19. When a Bug is found Bug confirmed QA pairing with BA/PO! Test(s) written & ignored Dev pair refactors Acceptance Test(s) Pass Bug Killed
- 20. Analysts: Don’t be afraid
- 22. Remember Your Unit Tests!
- 23. Empower Your Product Owners
- 24. ?Your Questions
- 25. Using ATDD to Build Customers that Care Jeffrey Davidson Lav Pathak Sam Hotop Skills Matter Agile Testing & BDD eXchange NYC 2013