Welcome LightBDD 3.0
Hello, I am happy to announce the LightBDD 3.0! Before I go to the post details, here are some quick links for those who just want to start looking into it: the updated main project page is obviously the same:…
The first LightBDD tutorial is here
Hi, It was a while since I wrote anything here, but today I would like to announce the LightBDD.Tutorials repository and the first LightBDD tutorial I have made: Web Api Service Tests! The LightBDD exists since 2013 year and it…
LightBDD 2 is here
I’m happy to announce that LightBDD 2 is released and ready to be used. New platforms and frameworks support The LightBDD has been reworked to allow support for various platforms and frameworks.With version 2, the LightBDD packages are targeting both,…
LightBDD 2.0 is coming soon
It has been almost 3 and a half year since first version of LightBDD has been released on Nuget (1.1.0) and almost half a year since last update (1.7.2).Since the beginning of the project, new C# language features have become…
LightBDD 1.7.0
It was a while since I have written a last post.During this time many things happened, including a fact, that I was implementing new requirements for LightBDD. Finally, since 21st of June, a new LightBDD version 1.7.0 is available for…
Basic expectations for acceptance test framework
In previous post I have described a story of working with acceptance tests and how I encountered problems that motivated me to create LightBDD framework. In this post I have written about different types of tests, especially describing nature of…
LightBDD in a nutshell
This time I have decided to make a slightly different post – a short presentation about LightBDD itself. For more details, please see project page or wiki page. So here we go!
Acceptance tests – the simpler the better
I always preferred to write software than write about it, however during my work for various companies I have noticed that all the teams were facing the similar kind of problems. I thought that it would be a good idea…
