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This document introduces Behaviour Driven Development (BDD) and Cucumber, describing BDD as writing tests before code to describe how an application should behave. It provides instructions on installing Cucumber with Ruby gems, links to a TextMate bundle and demo, contact information for the author, and additional useful BDD resources.
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- 2. BBD WHAT ? Behaviour Driven Development Describe how your application should behave Write tests first, then your code
- 3. HOW DO I GET IT ? sudo gem install cucumber
- 5. DEMO
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