Mapping User Stories to Cucumber Features
8 November 2009 in Agile Practice, TestingPick up the deck here. Hope I’ll make time to blog about the experience soon. Had a wonderful time putting it together and presenting it with Jared McFarland over at Bookmans Entertainment Exchange.
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