Behaviour Driven Development
===============

This contains some examples to show how Behaviour Driven Development (BDD) can look like.

There is a longer article (in German) covering [benefits of Gwen](http://www.heise.de/developer/artikel/Gwen-BDD-Framework-fuer-lesbare-und-refaktorisierbare-Tests-in-Java-2520872.html)

  * [JUnit BDD Style](junit-bddstyle)
  * [JUnit5 BDD Style](junit5-bddstyle)
  * [Cucumber](cucumber-simple)
  * Gwen (by Shazam)
    * [Gwen w/ JUnit](gwen-calculator-junit)
    * [Gwen w/ TestNG](gwen-calculator-testng)
    * [Gwen w/ Arquillian](gwen-arquillian)
    * [Gwen w/ ScalaTest](gwen-calculator-scalatest)
  * JGiven (by TNG)
    * [JGiven w/ JUnit](jgiven-junit)
    * [JGiven w/ JUnit5](jgiven-junit5)
    * [JGiven w/ Arquillian](jgiven-arquillian)
    * [JGiven w/ Spring Boot and Mockito](jgiven-mockito-spring)
  * [JBehave](jbehave-simple)
  * [ScalaTest w/ FeatureSpec](scalatest-featurespec)

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License
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Copyright 2014-2017 Alexander Schwartz

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