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Acceptance Test Driven Development

by calendarw on Apr.30, 2009, under requirement, testing

Last night, I went to join the meeting of Agile Hong Kong, the topic is Acceptance Test-Driven Development(ATDD), presented by Steven Mark, which look-like great, user friendly, and example-driven concept to improve the software quality and meet the customer expectation, the different between TDD and ATDD is that the TDD is more focus on unit testing, test case written by developer and ATDD is focus on the customer example, test case written by user in readable format, one of practice is customer/business analyst provide html “table” of example using wiki and let the FIT or Robot framework read the html “table” and provide test result.

ATDD is great, but currently I still need a time to pickup the current unit testing with NUnit, lack of experience and no partnership in agile development is my weakness, and I need more time to train up my experience. I hope that I have opportunity to apply agile in future although current environment seen doesn’t permit.

Another good thing in this meeting is meeting with Rex, who is the Ruby developer and IT company owner, we have similar idea of Hong Kong IT Event Calendar before and he did better than me. Also, in this meeting, free pizza was good, and small gift (should be the score card) was offered.

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Requirement agreement

by calendarw on Sep.13, 2007, under requirement

The following statement is used to establishing a baseline of the requirement. It places the requirement under change control and allows the team to modify the project’s scope when posed change on the schedule. This agreement should be sign-off by customer in software requirement specification.

I agree that this document represents our best understanding of the requirements for this project today and that the system described will satisfy our needs. I agree to make future changes in this baseline through the project’s defined change process. I realize that approved changes might require us to renegotiate the cost, resource, and schedule commitments for this project.

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