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SHARED UNDERSTANDING
How to maintain and optimize the dependencies
between specifications and software?

YOUR HOSTS
Mark Taling
• Wanna-be architect
• Specflow Wizard
• Certified Specflow Trainer
• Boardgame geek
@MarkTaling
Jonathan Mezach
• Lead Developer (.NET)
• Specflow Wizard
• Certified Specflow Trainer
• Motorcycle-enthusiast
• Foodie
@JMezach

STORY TIME
• 6 Years Ago, 2 floors from here
• Rebuilding the “ATV” part of the Dutch Food Retail Labor Agreement
• 40 Page RFC Document detailing changes

STORY TIME
6 Years ago, 2 floors from here
• 40 page RFC document detailing
changes
• Written by a specifier, months before
• Testing was so complex, a custom test
“engine” was created
• In production, over the course of four
years, at least 10 “bugs” were
discovered
2 Years ago, 1 floor from here
• 1 Feature file containing 25 scenarios
• Written by the team
• 36 Additional testcases identified and
added
• Discovered multiple bugs in original
code
• In the last two years, no bugs were
found in production

HOW DID WE START
• Specification by Example was hot-and-happening
• Feature files seemed like the solution…
… however, where do I leave all my graphs and pictures?
• Specification by Example doesn’t start with switching tooling
• It starts with changing people and process

“CLASSIC” SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT
Business
Wish
Requirements
Analyst
Software Engineer
Test Specialist
RFC
Defects / Questions
JAN
MAR APR
APR

SPECIFICATION BY EXAMPLE
9
Business
Wish
Feature
3 Amigos
Product

Specs & Examples
(= Tests)
Products
MTM Testcases

WHAT DID WE LEARN
• Start small
• Keep the business close (especially when using an assigned requirements analyst)
• Domain Language is key to success!
• Provide testers and specifiers with direct feedback to new scenarios.
• Define guidelines for usage of stuff like tags

Implementation
Test
automation
Specifications
EYE-OPENERS

EYE-OPENERS
Given the following data is in the database
| empid | fname | lname | sal | mngid |
| 1 | John | Doe | 30000 | 2 |
| 2 | Jane | Doe | 50000 | |
When I calculate my total labor costs per year
Then I see the result 80000 on the screen
Just because you can write
”tables” into your feature file
doesn’t mean you HAVE to.

TIPS ‘N TRICKS
Since there are actually three
scenario’s here, this column is
used to identify each one of
them. Use it!
Scenario Outline: Salary increase calculation
Given an employee with a salary of <Salary>
And employees with a salary between <Minimum> and <Maximum> are given a
raise of <Percent>
When I calculate the salary increase
Then the result should be <Result>
Examples: Raise
| Description | Salary | Minimum | Maximum | Percent | Result |
| Managers | 50000 | 45000 | 55000 | 10 | 55000 |
| Employees | 30000 | 20000 | 45000 | 5 | 31500 |
| Secretaries | 10000 | 5000 | 20000 | 50 | 20000 |

TIPS ‘N TRICKS
Scenario Outline: Salary increase calculation
Given an employee with a salary of <Salary>
And employees with a salary between <Minimum> and <Maximum> are given a
raise of <Percent>
When I calculate the salary increase
Then the result should be <Result>
Examples: Raise
| Description | Salary | Minimum | Maximum | Percent | Result |
| Managers | 50000 | 45000 | 55000 | 10 | 55000 |
| Employees | 30000 | 20000 | 45000 | 5 | 31500 |
| Secretaries | 10000 | 5000 | 20000 | 50 | 20000 |
Wait a minute?

TIPS ‘N TRICKS
Scenario Outline: Salary increase calculation
Given …
Examples: Raise
| Description | Salary | Minimum | Maximum | Percent | Result |
| Managers | 50000 | 45000 | 55000 | 10 | 55000 |
Examples: No raise
| Description | Salary | Minimum | Maximum | Percent | Result |
| Managers | 60000 | 45000 | 55000 | 10 | 60000 |

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Dutch Specflow Users Meetup - Shared understanding

1. SHARED UNDERSTANDING How to maintain and optimize the dependencies between specifications and software?

2. YOUR HOSTS Mark Taling • Wanna-be architect • Specflow Wizard • Certified Specflow Trainer • Boardgame geek @MarkTaling Jonathan Mezach • Lead Developer (.NET) • Specflow Wizard • Certified Specflow Trainer • Motorcycle-enthusiast • Foodie @JMezach

3. STORY TIME

4. STORY TIME • 6 Years Ago, 2 floors from here • Rebuilding the “ATV” part of the Dutch Food Retail Labor Agreement • 40 Page RFC Document detailing changes

5. STORY TIME 6 Years ago, 2 floors from here • 40 page RFC document detailing changes • Written by a specifier, months before • Testing was so complex, a custom test “engine” was created • In production, over the course of four years, at least 10 “bugs” were discovered 2 Years ago, 1 floor from here • 1 Feature file containing 25 scenarios • Written by the team • 36 Additional testcases identified and added • Discovered multiple bugs in original code • In the last two years, no bugs were found in production

6. HOW DID WE START • Specification by Example was hot-and-happening • Feature files seemed like the solution… … however, where do I leave all my graphs and pictures? • Specification by Example doesn’t start with switching tooling • It starts with changing people and process

7. “CLASSIC” SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT Business Wish Requirements Analyst Software Engineer Test Specialist RFC Defects / Questions JAN MAR APR APR

8. Specs Products Tests SWAT/Tooling

9. SPECIFICATION BY EXAMPLE 9 Business Wish Feature 3 Amigos Product

10. Specs & Examples (= Tests) Products MTM Testcases

11. WHAT DID WE LEARN • Start small • Keep the business close (especially when using an assigned requirements analyst) • Domain Language is key to success! • Provide testers and specifiers with direct feedback to new scenarios. • Define guidelines for usage of stuff like tags

12. WHAT DID WE LEARN

13. WHAT DID WE LEARN

14. EYE-OPENERS

15. Implementation Test automation Specifications EYE-OPENERS

16. Implementation Test automation Specifications EYE-OPENERS

17. EYE-OPENERS Given the following data is in the database | empid | fname | lname | sal | mngid | | 1 | John | Doe | 30000 | 2 | | 2 | Jane | Doe | 50000 | | When I calculate my total labor costs per year Then I see the result 80000 on the screen Just because you can write ”tables” into your feature file doesn’t mean you HAVE to.

18. EYE-OPENERS Given the following data is in the database | empid | fname | lname | sal | mngid | | 1 | John | Doe | 30000 | 2 | | 2 | Jane | Doe | 50000 | | When I calculate my total labor costs per year Then I see the result 80000 on the screen This column doesn’t seem relevant to the scenario, so why include it? Instead fall-back to a sane default in your automation code.

19. TIPS ‘N TRICKS Since there are actually three scenario’s here, this column is used to identify each one of them. Use it! Scenario Outline: Salary increase calculation Given an employee with a salary of <Salary> And employees with a salary between <Minimum> and <Maximum> are given a raise of <Percent> When I calculate the salary increase Then the result should be <Result> Examples: Raise | Description | Salary | Minimum | Maximum | Percent | Result | | Managers | 50000 | 45000 | 55000 | 10 | 55000 | | Employees | 30000 | 20000 | 45000 | 5 | 31500 | | Secretaries | 10000 | 5000 | 20000 | 50 | 20000 |

20. TIPS ‘N TRICKS Scenario Outline: Salary increase calculation Given an employee with a salary of <Salary> And employees with a salary between <Minimum> and <Maximum> are given a raise of <Percent> When I calculate the salary increase Then the result should be <Result> Examples: Raise | Description | Salary | Minimum | Maximum | Percent | Result | | Managers | 50000 | 45000 | 55000 | 10 | 55000 | | Employees | 30000 | 20000 | 45000 | 5 | 31500 | | Secretaries | 10000 | 5000 | 20000 | 50 | 20000 | Wait a minute?

Notas do Editor

Blaat verhaal over 6 jaar terug Jonathan interupt, ik herinner me dat anders Mark: klopt, 2 jaar terug nog een keer gedaan … met veel beter resultaat
Mark verteld hoe een ontwikkelaar 6 jaar geleden begonnen is aan de aan herbouw van ATV. Wanneer hij bij het derde punt komt, valt Jonathan hem in de reden en zegt dat hij zich dat herinnerd maar dacht dat het maar 2 jaar geleden was…
Geen versiebeheer op Sharepoint en Enterprise Architect Geen relatie tussen specs en producten (code). Er zit een gat tussen, niemand weet hoe groot. Er zijn specs van dingen die niet bestaan Specs van zaken die anders werken Specs van zaken die allang achterhaald staan Geen relatie tussen test en product/specs. Er wordt “vanuit de verte” gekeken naar het product Binnen de specs geen relatie tussen Sharepoint documenten en Enterprise Architect
Level of automation
The featurefiles represent an UI Being able to test everything still doesn’t mean you should!
ATDD-circle => Refactoring isn’t limited to (implementation) code It’s okay to use predefined testsets “auto-completion” is a perfectly valid approach Functional Testcoverage will never be perfect Gherkin supports “tables”, doesn’t mean you should put down actual tables
ATDD-circle => Refactoring isn’t limited to (implementation) code It’s okay to use predefined testsets “auto-completion” is a perfectly valid approach Functional Testcoverage will never be perfect Gherkin supports “tables”, doesn’t mean you should put down actual tables
ATDD-circle => Refactoring isn’t limited to (implementation) code It’s okay to use predefined testsets “auto-completion” is a perfectly valid approach Functional Testcoverage will never be perfect Gherkin supports “tables”, doesn’t mean you should put down actual tables
ATDD-circle => Refactoring isn’t limited to (implementation) code It’s okay to use predefined testsets “auto-completion” is a perfectly valid approach Functional Testcoverage will never be perfect Gherkin supports “tables”, doesn’t mean you should put down actual tables
ATDD-circle => Refactoring isn’t limited to (implementation) code It’s okay to use predefined testsets “auto-completion” is a perfectly valid approach Functional Testcoverage will never be perfect Gherkin supports “tables”, doesn’t mean you should put down actual tables
Description column in Scenario Outline Examples Use different “actors” where appropriate (Don’t keep editing the same scenario) Don’t be afraid to refactor, the testset is it’s own insurance policy Don’t forget to check whether your scenarios can actually fail A scenario outline can have multiple (named) example sets
Description column in Scenario Outline Examples Use different “actors” where appropriate (Don’t keep editing the same scenario) Don’t be afraid to refactor, the testset is it’s own insurance policy Don’t forget to check whether your scenarios can actually fail A scenario outline can have multiple (named) example sets
Description column in Scenario Outline Examples Use different “actors” where appropriate (Don’t keep editing the same scenario) Don’t be afraid to refactor, the testset is it’s own insurance policy Don’t forget to check whether your scenarios can actually fail A scenario outline can have multiple (named) example sets

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