Writing tests using XCTest alone can make it difficult to organize your tests and keep them readable and maintainable. Using a BDD testing framework helps solve these problems and makes it easier and more enjoyable to write tests.
Thanks for the screencast. What are the other popular frameworks? How do we pick one?
@bdmoakley Can you please help with this when you get a chance? Thank you - much appreciated! :]
Hi @tarun,
You have a couple of options there including popular ones like
and others that are variants.
cheers,
Jayant
Hi Cosmin, being that you are screencast author, this question is better suited to you 
Cheers!
Hi,
I have a question about the best practices: If we follow the bdd could we use also the tdd in the same project ?
I think BDD is a much better pattern than TDD, however, the topic here is bit lite. XCFit I think is a much better tool than Nimble and quick… though I think both can be used. If you want to see a deeper dive into BDD take a look at: Introducing Protocol-Oriented BDD in Swift for iOS Apps | by Shashikant Jagtap | XCBlog | Medium
Sorry I may have a little dumb question. I am new to BDD and Swift. I do have some Obj-C experience. My question is: is BDD widely used in the industry for iOS Swift development? Or it sort of faded off in last few years. I just don’t see much newer documentation in last 2 years. Thanks.
@bdmoakley Can you please help with this when you get a chance? Thank you - much appreciated! :]
I don’t have widespread adoption numbers. You’ll have to do some research. That said, looking at the Quick github page, it looks be up to date and active.