ATDD/BDD in Context with DDD and Clean Architecture

Ken Pugh (ken@kenpugh.com) https://kenpugh.com

The Test Recorder application was created as an example of ATDD/BDD in context with DDD and Clean Architecture.  It is a working program that you can use to keep track of manual tests for your applications.   You can download the application from  GitHub.   

I recorded a session that discusses the design with https://www.meetup.com/techexcellence/ which will be available on youtube. 

The slides for that session are here.

Here are some additional links to material

• A Coalesced View of Software Development

• This view incorporates what I have learned over the past years by my own experience and the experience of others. 

• Requirement Driven Development and Test-Driven Development

• Kent Beck’s currency example was in his book on TDD.   This expands on that example using Gherkin. 

• A Behavior Perspective on Development

• J.B. Rainsberger presented a fraction arithmetic example.   This is an alternative approach. 

• The Auction Sniper – An ATDD/BDD Approach

• The Auction Sniper is an example by Steve Freeman and Nat Pryce.  This gives an alternative approach. 

• The Mars Rover Kata and BDD/ATDD

• Gherkin scenarios for the Mars Rover. 

• Building Collaboration with Visible Tests

• Gherkin for Fizz Buzz

• Use Your Ubiquitous Language in Your Design

• An example of why domain terms / abstract data types can make code more readable

• The Gilded Rose Kata from a Gherkin Perspective

• Gherkin for this kata

• A Dollar Kata

• A kata you can try that can create a useful component.