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Certified Scrum Professional - Developer
A Scrum Team wants to reduce the risk of building software that customers don't actually need. During a discussion about adopting BDD, a developer argues that BDD is only about writing more automated tests to reduce bugs. Which statement best corrects this misconception?
Explanation
Behavior-driven development helps teams not only build the product right (i.e., no bugs and better reliability) but also build the right product
TDD tends to be developer-centric and operates at and operates at component level: classes, modules, methods and functions.
A tester on a Scrum Team wants to understand how they can contribute to technical excellence through BDD practices. Based on the course description, which activities are appropriate contributions for a tester?
Explanation
you'll explore how to actively and effectively contribute to conversations about testability and edge cases. You'll also learn the fundamentals of implementing automated acceptance tests.
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