easyb slides from Down Under

My friend John Ferguson Smart (of Java Power Tools fame) has recently been bringing the good news of story based verification via easyb to the copasetic cats of Australia and New Zealand. He’s put together a slick presentation that outlines the transition from TDD to BDD and, of course, introduces easyb through an example leveraging bank accounts. He does a wonderful job of showing how to take a story (written on a story card) and implement executable documentation with easyb. John also explains the shouldBe syntax as well as the ensure syntax and easyb’s support of fixtures. Lastly, he does a hip job of showing how to run easyb via various IDEs, Ant, and Maven, baby!

Check out John’s slides and don’t forget to download easyb and join the party!

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Sunday 28 Sep 2008 | Groovy, Software Development

2 Responses to “easyb slides from Down Under”

  1. on 30 Sep 2008 at 2:30 am   Levent Gurses

    Great preso, indeed! How come still no Eclipse plugin, man? I makes me want to write it :)

  2. on 30 Sep 2008 at 2:31 am   Levent Gurses

    Great preso, indeed! How come still no Eclipse plugin, man? It makes me want to write it :)

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