To coincide with the release of the wonderful JBehave 2, I have made available an introductory BDD article, Behaviour Driven Development: By Example, using JBehave 2 as the example BDD framework.
The goal of the article is to introduce newcomers to BDD using a worked example, documenting a BDD style development process starting with a story scenario through to working code.
Comments and suggestions for improvements are most welcome.
If you are working in a Java development team who are envious of RSpec's Story Runner, and JRuby is a little too radical for your environment, then JBehave 2 is just what you have been waiting for.
Congratulations to the JBehave 2 team!
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Hi, Ryan.
Some time ago I went through your "BDD by example" article writing code at the same time. It was quite good as introduction to jbehave and I liked idea of the article.
On the other hand it wasn't very easy to write code since there are some parts missing or they are not in the right order. I also found that the code I ended up with was probably not a very convincing usecase for BDD.
To make it more concrete I could, if you want, add some comments and send the code.
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