Category Archives: BDD

Thoughtworks Twist as a reporting tool – feedback loops part 1

Posted on September 5, 2013 by rob

A short while back I blogged on my thoughts-from-the-front-line-with-thoughtworks-twist and mentioned in it that it provided a pretty good reporting tool in its own way. Well we managed to put it to good use. Ok, we hacked it a bit, … Continue reading →

Posted in BDD, feedback, Twist | 1 Comment

Thoughts from the front line with ThoughtWorks Twist

Posted on June 28, 2012 by rob

At the beginning of this year I was fortunate to be drafted into a team with the task of enabling them to sucessfully use a new-to-the-bank tool called Twist developed by ThoughtWorks. What is Twist, and what other tools is … Continue reading →

Posted in agile adpotion, BDD, Cucumber, FitNesse, Twist | 2 Comments

FitNesse and Java vs Cucumber and Groovy

Posted on January 27, 2011 by rob

I was recently tasked with piloting a couple of design tools designed to help us with our development. The first one was FitNesse, and the second Cucumber with Groovy. The problem with “cutting edge” pieces of software tooling is that … Continue reading →

Posted in Agile Requirements, BDD, Cucumber, FitNesse, Groovy | 3 Comments