Behavior Driven Development - Hands-On
Behavior Driven Development Hands-On Learning
Learn how to find scenarios which will help in building right product. Use 3+ amigos meeting in backlog refinement. Designing efficient CI / CD pipeline with the help of proper tagging of scenarios. Learn best practices in writing scenarios using scenario, scenario-outline, hooks, background, tags, datatable etc.
What Will I Learn?
- 3 amigos meeting
- Ubiquitous language – Gherkin.
- How to write good scenarios.
- Scenario identification techniques.
- BDD myths and DevOps.
- Framework: What is Feature File/ Steps/ Steps Definition.
- Step argument transformation.
- Usage of Tags, Hooks & Scoped Bindings to organize the tests.
About this course
A common misinterpretation is that BDD is another way to automate the functional testing or just a synonym to Acceptance Test Driven Development (ATDD). However, it’s not correct understanding. BDD doesn’t talk about only testing rather it focus on development which is driven by expected behaviour of application/system. It helps to share the understanding by examples among three amigos (BAs, Developers and Testers) and helps to explore unknown. It describes what business/end users want the system to do by talking through example behavior.
In this workshop, the actual concept of BDD is explained using case study of various real-time projects and through hands-on exercises. It also covers the myths, challenges, benefits and best practices along with tools used to adopt it.
Who Should Attend?
- Testers, Software Engineers, Developers,
- QA testers Executives and Leaders,
- Managers, Directors, CIOs, and VPs
- Development, QA, and Infrastructure Management Portfolio Managers,
- PMO, and Process Leads Enterprise,
- System, and Solution Architects
- Any one who is having enthusiasm in learning BDD can attend this training.
Instructors
Vinay Krishna
DevOps Coach
Umesh Kumar
DevOps CoachBehavior Driven Development - Hands-On Workshop
Day - 1
Day - 2
- Validate the Application behavior using application interface, practice Scenario Context, feature Context (Service and Integration level)
- Use of mocking frameworks and BDD
- Validate the Application behavior, practice tables, Scenario outline
- Step argument transformation
- Usage of Tags, Hooks & Scoped Bindings to organize the tests.
- Validate the Application behavior using selenium at UI level
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