Why haven't most developers adopted BDD (Behavior-Driven Development) for their tests?
@valdeir Because they're a pain in the ass for devs to write (compared to just writing code), and non-devs can't be convinced to write them in a way the interpreter can understand. At least IME.
@Crell I agree that it is more work. But I think it facilitates integration between teams, especially in front-end testing (e2e)