I think we do the Discuss and Develop components well, but our weaker muscles tend to be the Distill and Demo aspects. Distilling takes a bit more time, but I think it's an example of the old saying "a stitch in time saves nine."
Tuesday, December 09, 2008
Hendrickson on ATDD
The prolific Elisabeth Hendrickson has posted another insightful piece on her blog, an overview of Acceptance-Test-Driven Development. I'll let you read it, which includes a .pdf with more details, but I wanted to highlight a graphic from the .pdf:
I think we do the Discuss and Develop components well, but our weaker muscles tend to be the Distill and Demo aspects. Distilling takes a bit more time, but I think it's an example of the old saying "a stitch in time saves nine."
I think we do the Discuss and Develop components well, but our weaker muscles tend to be the Distill and Demo aspects. Distilling takes a bit more time, but I think it's an example of the old saying "a stitch in time saves nine."
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