John,
Looking at the book's Table of Contents, I see mention of tools like Spock, Jasmine, and Selenium 2, but I don't see anything about Concordion (
http://www.concordion.org). I'm wondering if you've got any experience with it, and if it's mentioned it in the book?
I like it partly because it's HTML based, so it's easy for anyone to see what the project's current status is; they just navigate to the project's web site and look at the story pages they're interested in. I also like it because you can use other tools like Selenium, or Spock to actually write the
test code called by Concordion - so you can leverage any experience you already have with test frameworks, while giving non-technical folks a nice web site to see how things are currently standing.
On the site, it says Concordion is an ATDD tool, but I think it fits in with BDD because you can create user stories expressing the desired behavior (aka executable specifications) and drive the development from there.
What are your thoughts on it?
Thanks,
Burk