Behavior-Driven Development Glossary Definition

Term Behavior-Driven Development
Definition

Behavior-Driven Development is a software-quality concept used in DevOps to move validation earlier, automate feedback, and reduce the risk of defects reaching production.
Context & Usage

Quality engineers and developers use this concept to detect defects earlier, improve confidence in changes, and keep delivery speed from outrunning reliability.

Related concepts include DevOps, Continuous Testing and Test Automation.
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