Matt Wynne

Matt Wynne

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Cucumber co-founder, co-author of The Cucumber Book, BDD pioneer.

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Matt Wynne has been programming since the mid-1980s and advancing agile practices since discovering the C2 Wiki in 2001. He joined the Cucumber open source project in 2008 and co-authored The Cucumber Book with Cucumber's creator. In 2013 he co-founded Cucumber Ltd, growing it to roughly $1.5M in annual revenue while training thousands in Behaviour-Driven Development, and developed the Example Mapping practice along the way. After SmartBear acquired Cucumber in 2019, he led the open source project until 2023.

Alumni reviews

Matt

Live cohort
Independent Software Architect / AI Engineer · Self Employed

Build a Software Factory: Hands-off agentic coding for experienced engineers

Really solid introduction to what software factories can do, and how they can be constructed. Focuses more on the fundamentals than any particular technology, providing a good foundation that can be applied across tools and frameworks.

Fouad

Live cohort
I really enjoyed this training, especially its format: we practiced on our own, then used the in-person sessions to debrief. Building the software factory and then using it to deliver the capstone project made everything very concrete. I can now clearly see how to apply it to my daily work. Thank you!

Marek

Live cohort
While building a software factory from scratch I learned about what is underneath and what it takes to build a simple one. Insights shared by Aldric, David, Jeremy and Matt that went beyond the "basics" helped to build a good understanding of what it would take to build a solid one. Many inspiring introduction to related topics added a nice seasoning on top. Great course that was very well prepared and run.

Karl

Live cohort
Great course that is a fast paced introduction to building your own personal Dark Factory

Jon

Live cohort
Does what it says on the tin. I enrolled to learn how a software factory could produce quality code sustainably, and that's what I'm coming away with. Sharp and knowledgable instructors, engaging discussions, and homework that really wrapped my brain around the material. Worth every penny.