COBOL moved complexity from machine instructions to business logic specification. 4GLs moved it from code to data modeling. No-code moved it from programming to workflow configuration. LLMs are moving it from syntax to verification. The complexity never disappeared. It accumulated at the new boundary. And the new boundary is arguably harder than the old one.
Category: Behavior-Driven Development
ADD Meets TDD, BDD, and Agile: Combining Methodologies
ADD is not a replacement for existing development methodologies. It is a complement to them. Teams already practicing Test-Driven Development, Behavior-Driven Development, or Agile workflows have a head start with ADD because these methodologies share underlying principles with AI-Driven Development. This post explores how ADD integrates with each methodology and how the combinations create practices…