Comments on: Bdd with JBehave http://giordano.scalzo.biz/2009/09/04/bdd-with-jbehave/ Just another useless weblog Sun, 29 Jan 2012 05:27:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.3 By: giordano scalzo http://giordano.scalzo.biz/2009/09/04/bdd-with-jbehave/comment-page-1/#comment-552 giordano scalzo Fri, 23 Jul 2010 07:47:57 +0000 http://www.scalzo.biz/?p=32#comment-552 :-) thanks a lot. I'm very glad this post helped you to understand a little Bdd. I admit the using JBehave with this kind of tiny problems is a bit cumbersome, because use a Bdd tools is more effective for acceptance/functional test, but it can be useful for unitesting too. :-) thanks a lot.
I’m very glad this post helped you to understand a little Bdd.

I admit the using JBehave with this kind of tiny problems is a bit cumbersome, because use a Bdd tools is more effective for acceptance/functional test, but it can be useful for unitesting too.

]]> By: Danja http://giordano.scalzo.biz/2009/09/04/bdd-with-jbehave/comment-page-1/#comment-551 Danja Thu, 22 Jul 2010 19:54:29 +0000 http://www.scalzo.biz/?p=32#comment-551 I strongly disagree with the subtitle of your blog. :-) Your posts on BDD, and specifically on JBehave, have been extremely USEFUL to me. I was able to run your example of StringTemplater, and through that exercise gain a much better understanding of JBehave than by following the official documentation. I think I quite like it, even if the process of writing tests could be a bit cumbersome. I strongly disagree with the subtitle of your blog. :-)

Your posts on BDD, and specifically on JBehave, have been extremely USEFUL to me. I was able to run your example of StringTemplater, and through that exercise gain a much better understanding of JBehave than by following the official documentation. I think I quite like it, even if the process of writing tests could be a bit cumbersome.

]]> By: Int21 » Using JDave: A quick introduction to specs framework http://giordano.scalzo.biz/2009/09/04/bdd-with-jbehave/comment-page-1/#comment-11 Int21 » Using JDave: A quick introduction to specs framework Thu, 17 Sep 2009 15:13:51 +0000 http://www.scalzo.biz/?p=32#comment-11 [...] As second Bdd engine to try, I choose JDave, a specification oriented engine. JBehave is, instead, user-stories-oriented: the difference is very subtle and I’m not sure I caught it completely . Anyway, JDaveis inspired by RSpec, at the moment the most used bdd engine, so I thought it deserved a try. In order to compare JDave with JBehave, I implemented the StringTemplater kata, as in my previous post. [...] [...] As second Bdd engine to try, I choose JDave, a specification oriented engine. JBehave is, instead, user-stories-oriented: the difference is very subtle and I’m not sure I caught it completely . Anyway, JDaveis inspired by RSpec, at the moment the most used bdd engine, so I thought it deserved a try. In order to compare JDave with JBehave, I implemented the StringTemplater kata, as in my previous post. [...]

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