Part 1 discusses Seeding your Account with an Inception Pipeline - A practical example for DevOps on AWS

Recently, someone asked me what I think about code coverage metrics. They said aiming for 100% code coverage could be considered a waste of effort - since you get diminishing returns.

We, as a company, have been reflecting a lot recently on the success and failure of Behaviour Driven Development (BDD) at various clients and/or projects. We’ve had numerous discussions (some heated) about things which we each believe contribute to either its success or failure. We’ve discussed the symptoms which cause pain, but, the one thing we keep coming back to, in cases where it wasn’t adopted or there was limited benefit, was that it wasn’t seen as valuable by developers. The simple fact of the matter is, BDD is a software development process aimed at bridging the gap between technical and non-technical stakeholders. But you can’t develop software without developers, so if they aren’t bought into it, it will not succeed.