Description: An obstacle in the context of test-driven development (TDD) and behavior-driven development (BDD) refers to any challenge or barrier that must be overcome during the software development or testing process. These obstacles can manifest in various forms, such as technical issues, lack of clarity in requirements, or difficulties in integrating components. In TDD, developers create tests before writing code, which can lead to obstacles if the tests do not adequately reflect the system’s requirements. On the other hand, in BDD, where the focus is on the software’s behavior from the user’s perspective, obstacles can arise if there is no shared understanding between developers and stakeholders about how the system should behave. Overcoming these obstacles is crucial to ensure that software is developed efficiently and meets quality and functionality expectations. Identifying and resolving obstacles not only improves the development process but also contributes to creating a more robust final product that aligns with user needs.
