Hi,
>
> intrigeri:
> Note that tests are written directly in Perl, with no overlay language
> like Gherkin.
>
Where can I learn more about testing?
>
> Not as if we were taking much benefit from Gherkin for
> {intra,inter}-team communication yet, but I like it that we're able to;
> and I intend to try to use Gherkin more in the future when discussing
> changes with UX folks.
>
This sounds interesting. I have read some negative things about this
but the argument made was that the language did exactly as it
advertised; making humans still have to talk to other humans, as it
didn't magically resolve their socially retarded nature :)
I am open to poking around with this sooner than later, even in test
communication runs, if not with live designations decisions.
I have copied the UX list in case people want to nerd out over there,
too.
