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By egregory
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Published: Jan 23 2013 / 09:54

How to Completely Fail at BDD

Having experienced ambiguous requirements specifications and inadequate testing of the applications I’ve worked on during my career as a software developer, when I saw BDD I thought I saw the future.

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