ATDD. Software development through acceptance testing

By applying development techniques through acceptance tests (ATDD), customers, developers and testers are able to jointly formulate testing requirements, which allows you to create high-quality software in a short time. However, in practice, many do not understand what the true meaning of ATDD is. This book is the first practical management of the initial level on the implementation and successful use of this technique.
In the examples, the author shows how to apply ATDD using different languages ​​and frames. As a result of the study of examples, various artifacts are generated: classes for testing testing, determining steps and complete implementation. At these quite realistic examples, the author illustrates the fundamental principles of ATDD, shows the ATDD place in the overall development process, shares its extensive experience and warns against typical errors.

This book will be useful to testers, developers, business analysts and project managers. It will make it possible to lay a solid foundation for the first results from the implementation of ATDD now and will help to achieve even more in the future, as experience accumulates