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Copyright © 2015 SolutionsIQ Inc. All rights reserved.

6801 185th Ave NE, Suite 200Redmond, WA 98052solutionsiq.com1.800.235.4091

When to Embrace Behavior Driven development ?How to adopt it the right way?

PREPARED BYRanjith TharayilAgile Coach SolutionsIQ

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What the hell is this?

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BDD is a second-generation, outside-in, pull-based, multiple-stakeholder, multiple-scale, high-automation, agile methodology. It describes a cycle of interactions with well-defined outputs, resulting in the delivery of working, tested software that matters.

Dan North

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Not again , Stop the crap we have seen this

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The BDD Philosophy : how can we collaborate better ?

Product Owner

Developers Quality Assurance

Production Support

Business

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The BDD school of thought ,Outside in

Spec

Test

Code

Outside in

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The flow

N-1 N N+1

» Sprints

SpecBy

example

» Sprint planning

» Pull only those with spec ready » Three Amigo Meetings

» BA ,PO» Developers » QA» Production Support » Any one who could

contribute in scenario identification

• Disciplined delivery• Working agreements • DOR• DOD• Less risk of failure

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No Comments :S

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Doing BDD vs Adopting BDD

Do BDD for

1567

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BDD Myths

• Myth 1: BDD requires a framework or tool

• Myth 2 : BDD is about testing

• Myth 3: BDD has to be done top-down

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• “Step Away from the Tools”• “BDD isn’t about the tools.”

Liz Keogh

Myth 1: BDD requires a framework or tool

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• #BDD supports collaboration. If u can’t collaborate please don’t try using Cucumber as test automation

Myth 2 : BDD is about testing

Seb Rose

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In fact, BDD isn’t even really about testing. It’s just a way of capturing those conversations which happens to provide some tests, and lifts some of the burden on the testers. If you want to run additional performance tests, exploratory tests, or even record some tests, it doesn’t have to come under the BDD banner. It’s perfectly OK to do BDD and test things as well.

Liz Keogh

Myth 2 : BDD is about testing

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+Scenario 1: Account is in credit+Given the account is in creditAnd the card is validAnd the dispenser contains cashWhen the customer requests cashThen ensure the account is debitedAnd ensure cash is dispensedAnd ensure the card is returned

+Scenario 1: Account is in credit+Given the account is in creditAnd the card is validAnd the dispenser contains cashWhen the customer requests cashThen check that the account is debitedAnd check that cash is dispensedAnd check that the card is returnedAnd check that nothing happens that shouldn’t happen and everything else happens that should happen for all variations of this scenario and all possible states of the ATM and all possible states of the customer’s account and all possible states of the rest of the database and all possible states of the system as a whole, and anything happening in the cloud that should not matter but might matter.

James Bach

Myth 2 : BDD is about testing

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Test iceberg

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“BDD doesn't come with BRAINS kindly use yours”

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The Gap

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Complexity

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Lets play a game

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10 level tower of cards

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BDD Workshop, Society General 22

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BDD Workshop, Society General 23

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Complexity

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How to measure complexity

Points Complexity Description

1 Just about everyone in the world has done this

2 Lots of people have done this, including someone on our team.

3 Someone in our company has done this, or we have access to expertise

4 Someone in the world did this, but not in our organization (and probably

at a competitor)

5 Nobody in the world has ever done this before

Second Order ignorance We say second order of ignorance exist if “when I don't know that I don't know something”.

Liz Keogh

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Scenario Identification, 3 key pillars

Functional:-Happy path-Sad path-Exceptional

Constraints

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“BDD doesn't come with BRAINS kindly use yours”

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Extras

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BDD for maintenance projects ?

• Lots of legacy code • Enhancements

• Defect fix

• Production issues

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Adapting BDD for software maintenance projects using the “dEep” model.

we can categories the type of work into 4 different types .

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d , defects

E ,Complex Enhancements

e ,Simple Enhancements

p , urgent production issues

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E , Complex Enhancements

• follow classical BDD style:

• 3 Amigo meetings , trigger conversations

• Capture Scenarios , specification by example

• pull based

• TDD strategy : inner cycle

• Check if E2E test is required

• working agreements ,DOR ,DOD

• highly disciplined

• Full team participation

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e ,Smaller Enhancements

• Skip 3 Amigo meetings

• cover the module with scenarios based test

• Express new requirements in the form of a scenario

• get the spec reviewed by BA/PO , dev ,QA .

• Highly pragmatic approach ,

• (need basis ) UT or E2E test

• test first approach or TDD

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d, Defects

• d came to existence because there was a hole in your test pyramid

• fix the hole that caused the issue ,may be a test or two , be pragmatic

• fix the code , again test first strategy

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p, urgent production issues

• fix the code first & deploy

• put a card in your back log to fix the hole in the test pyramid which caused the issues

• Test last strategy

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BDD in a nut shell

I have shamelessly copied this pic from Rachel's

blog

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Key Question

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The old school of thought , Inside Out

Test

Code

Spec

Inside Out