RE: Practical TDD/DBB in CSLA

I think he meant to say BDD – Behavior Driven Development.  It is a technique for people who are moving into Test Driven Development to show that you are not writing tests but rather documenting and assuring behavior, or use case assumptions in your tests.  That is why they are called Behaviors and no tests.  There is also a set of rules one has to follow when practicing BDD:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Behavior_driven_development

To me this could be very interesting to many Csla developers, as I believe that Csla framework itself encourages Behavior driven design, of an OO system. 

Nermin

What is DBB?