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BDD is a software development process based on test-driven development (TDD). Behavior-driven development combines the general techniques and principles of TDD with ideas from domain-driven design and object-oriented analysis

How systems such as Capistrano can easily and reliably deploy anything from a simple website to multi-server globally distributed systems, how simple customisation can extend its capabilities

A look into ways that London Web has thought about increasing community online. This is a recorded Google Hangout.

Richard Millington from FeverBee Limited covers the principles behind increasing activities in online communities. This covers the social sciences behind participation, examples of organizations that have thriving online communities, and the practical steps you can take to increase activity in your online community.

If you'd like to build a 3D world or game in your Web browser, but you're not an experienced 3D programmer, then this talk is for you. Peter will introduce WebGL, the powerful graphics API for the Web, for the rest of us. He'll show how you can quickly get going using the open source Three.js library. And he'll show some of the best examples from around the Web along the way.

In November we hear from the author of "CSS Mastery" Andy Budd, who also runs dConstruct and UX London. After many years heading a well known digital agency, Andy will speak on "7 tips from 7 years running Clearleft".

Estimating the size of stories, features or work is pretty confusing. What with fibonacci, a modified fibonacci, t-shirt sizes, animals and other various and often arbitrary methods of sizing things, it's no wonder that developers struggle to do it and the business often has little, or no confidence in the estimates from your team.

WebRTC implements a range of open standards for realtime, plugin-free video, audio and data communication. As Brendan Eich put it: "WebRTC is a new front in the long war for an open and unencumbered web." In this session, we help you understand the WebRTC APIs and show off some stunning real-world applications.

Behaviour Driven Development - Let management write the business requirements in a language that developers can write tests against. Then make the tests pass confirming the functionality. 2. - Test Driven Development - write a test and make it pass, rinse and repeat.

James Gardner is the author of the book Sidestep and Twist, which dispels the notion that companies that throw money into innovation will automatically have successful products and services.