http://www.robbyonrails.com/articles/2006/10/12/the-circular-perspective-of-bdd en-us 40 thoughts.sort_by{|t| t[:topic]}.collect <p>A few weeks ago, Brian Ford was in my office and we were discussing <span class="caps">BDD</span> and how we can make this process even easier for our clients to understand&#8230; much less our own internal staff. With all concepts, each person has their own idea about what it is, why it is important, regardless of whether or not it&#8217;s accurate. This can cause some people to not find a good need for some practices.</p> <p>During our discussion, Brian grabbed one of my whiteboard markers and drew diagrams to explain how he saw <span class="caps">BDD</span> vary from <span class="caps">TDD</span>. He has since posted an article on his blog titled, <a href="http://blog.brightredglow.com/2006/10/4/what-s-it-worth-to-me">what&#8217;s it worth to me</a>, and discusses his circular view of <a href="http://blog.brightredglow.com/2006/10/4/what-s-it-worth-to-me">Behavior-Driven Developent</a> and the importance of using <a href="http://www.dialogue-driven.org">Dialogue</a> to <a href="http://www.seedsofunfolding.org/issues/04_06/features_1.htm">evolve shared meaning</a>.</p> Thu, 12 Oct 2006 09:56:00 -0500 urn:uuid:307718be-a5c2-4ee5-b137-6913857a706d Robby Russell http://www.robbyonrails.com/articles/2006/10/12/the-circular-perspective-of-bdd Programming d3 bdd agile d3 dialogue brian