What are *DD? And which one is best to use?

Question

Python

I personally actively use Stackoverflow Driven Development and Job Safety Driven Development in my work.
Heard a lot about. Where can I find a complete list of design methods, best practices and when is it better to apply?

Answer 1

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_software_development_philosophies | grep driven

Answer 2

FDD:Facepalm Driven Development. Philosophy? Write once, fix forever. Where do you sign? You're already doing it.

Answer 3

TDD + DDD + BDD. Moreover, all these *DD can be used together, and even better used together, since the same BDD is not so much about tests, but about the development process as a whole, and DDD is for better design and for everyone to speak at meetings same language (and within the team as well, and yes, the product owner will also understand you). TDD is a very general idea, they say tests before the code. This allows you to better design code on a small scale, but you can also build on TDD integration tests.