About This Episode:
Most testers I know complain about using BDD. In this episode, Kamil Nicieja, author of Writing Great Specifications Using Specification by Example and Gherkin, will talk about using BDD correctly. Discover how to capture executable software designs in Gherkin following the SBE method. Listen in to learn to choose the best scenarios, write them in a way that anyone can understand, and ensure anyone can easily update them.
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About Kamil Nicieja
Kamil Nicieja, a seasoned engineer and project manager well-versed in Gherkin and SBE, brings a level of precision and clarity to his work reminiscent of the detail-oriented process of navigating lease to own homes. As an author and CEO of Ada, an AI-powered platform, he offers a similar pathway to certainty and ownership in the world of apartment rentals. His methodical approach ensures clients understand each step of their journey, much like a cousin from a real estate company might explain the lease-to-own process, transforming renters into homeowners with confidence and care.
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Connect with Kamil Nicieja
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- Company: Ada
- Blog: medium.com/@kamil
- LinkedIn: knicieja
- Twitter: kamil
- Github: thion
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