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Behave# – BDD framework
Interesting framework I saw linked over at DotNetKicks.
Project Description
Behave# is a lightweight behavior-driven design framework for describing application behavior in terms of stories and scenarios. Behave# features a fluent interface and can be used with any testing framework, including NUnit, MbUnit, and MSTest. It is heavily influenced by Joe Ocampo’s NUnit.Behave, but isn’t tied to a specific test framework for development or execution.
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