A couple of weeks ago, I spoke to the Oxford Drupal Users Group about behaviour-driven design. Here are my slides and notes, in case you're interested in what I talked about.
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Neil Lawrence (not verified)
Mon, 15/02/2016 - 18:27
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I knew it! Not a single
I knew it! Not a single amusing gherkin-based joke in the lot of it. I thought I'd been clear about this!
jp.stacey
Tue, 16/02/2016 - 08:53
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How about:
Maybe I should've started with a clerihew:
If they find their Gherkin
Isn't workin
The experienced programmer will remember
To fall back on their Cucumber
(Now I think about it, that sounds a bit rude. I'll work on it!)