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Behavior-Driven Development (BDD) is a collaborative approach to software development that emphasizes communication between developers, testers, and business stakeholders. It bridges the gap between technical and non-technical team members by using plain language to describe the behavior of the software. BDD focuses on creating clear and shared understanding of how a system should behave, enabling the creation of software that aligns closely with business goals. Core Principles of BDD Collaboration : Encourages close collaboration between technical and non-technical stakeholders. User-Focused : Focuses on delivering features that bring value to the end-user. Shared Language : Uses a ubiquitous language to describe software behavior in plain English. Living Documentation : BDD artifacts double as documentation that stays current with the software. BDD Workflow Discovery Phase : Team members work together to understand and define the desired behavior of the system. User stories and examp...

 Once upon a time, in the ever-evolving world of technology, there was an extraordinary hypervisor called ESXi , crafted by the visionary team at VMware. It was a masterpiece of innovation, transforming data centers and delighting IT professionals everywhere. ESXi was efficient, reliable, and beloved, serving countless happy customers who relied on it to power their businesses. It seemed unstoppable, the jewel in VMware’s crown. But the tech world is not without its storms. As ESXi flourished and VMware thrived, a powerful corporation named Broadcom set its sights on the company. Broadcom was not content to simply compete; they wanted to own the crown. They decided the best way to assert control was through acquisition. And so, Broadcom made a bold move: they announced their plan to acquire VMware. At first, the industry watched in suspense. Surely, this would bring even more resources and innovation to VMware's beloved products. But Broadcom had other plans. Once the deal was in ...