Ben Foster • 7/4/2012

Using BDD specs for unit testing

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The article demonstrates how to write unit tests using Behavior-Driven Development (BDD) specifications, contrasting them with traditional NUnit tests. It uses a slug validation regex as an example, showing how BDD specs produce more descriptive output by clearly defining scenarios, contexts, and expected behaviors, which is especially useful for testing related edge cases.

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