Literature Review of Empirical Research Studies within the Domain of Acceptance Testing
Johannes Weiss, Alexander Schill, Ingo Richter, Peter Mandl · 2016
Acceptance test driven development is a promising method to support agile software development. It is aiming to improve development efficiency by automation of test execution and detailed communication of domain knowledge. In this paper a systematic literature review in the field of acceptance test driven development is reported, with the aim of studying existing knowledge and observations in this area. Our search strategy resulted in finding 26 research studies, with 14 experiment papers and 12 use cases papers. We investigated the studies according to a predefined data extraction form. The review investigates the findings of identified empirical research studies. The results are categorized and discussed within the context of previous related reviews.