Test first strategies
Include
TDD
ATDD
BDD
Differences
Acceptance Test-Driven Development is very similar to Behavioral-Driven Development. However, a key difference between them is: BDD focuses more on the behavior of the feature, whereas ATDD focuses on capturing the accurate requirements.
ATDD is a technique used WITHIN BDD. They are not one and the same.
Parameters | TDD | BDD | ATDD |
Definition | TDD is a development technique that focuses more on the implementation of a feature | BDD is a development technique that focuses on the system’s behavior | ATDD is a technique similar to BDD focusing more on capturing the requirements |
Participants | Developer | Developers, Customer, QAs | Developers, Customer, QAs |
Language used | Written in a language similar to the one used for feature development (Eg. Java, Python, etc) | Simple English using domain terminology | Simple English using domain terminology |
Main Focus | Unit Tests | Understanding Requirements | Writing Acceptance Tests |
Tools | junit | Gherkin, Dave, Cucumber, JBehave, Spec Flow, BeanSpec, Concordian, yatspec | TestNG, FitNesse, EasyB, Spectacular, Concordian, Thucydides, yatspec |
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