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  1. "This article is rubbish, completely misses the point, and is probably dangerous." Yeah, that's a good summary.
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  2. This was the first problem we had to solve for CD. BDD was our solution for thin slices to overcome bloat in a story. We stopped arguing about story points and just focused on delivering scenarios that could get done in 1-2 days.
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  3. A great message with a lot of lessons that can be applied to others who are struggling. Thanks, Dave!
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  4. Awesome advice. Also, never take "no" for an answer, just try a different approach. Never go for a frontal attack against entrenched resistance. Flank them. :)
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  5. Those should be implemented by the provider with whatever their xUnit framework is as separate behavior tests.
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  6. That was my full-time job for a few years. There are some strategies for that. It starts with showing success on another team that's less resistive. :) CD is life-changing, if taken seriously. It makes delivery less dramatic and development more fun.
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  7. Not JUST as easily. Having something that can auto-test based on the OpenaAPI spec is pretty useful. I've used other similar tools to avoid hand-coding contract tests. You're right that you don't need a tool like this to do contract tests, it's just a toil reducer.
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  8. No, Google. "According to its co-founders, Doug Cutting and Mike Cafarella, the genesis of Hadoop was the Google File System paper that was published in October 2003." <- Wikipedia
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