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Using SpecFlow to drive Selenium WebDriver Tests
SpecFlow is a .Net library that allows us to describe user expectations in a consistent Domain-Specific Language that can be wired for automatic execution. By writing tests in a human readable manner, our tests can serve as a bridge between the users expectations and the code we spend time writing.
Behaviour-driven development and User stories
On Dan North’s blog you will find a nice writeup on this subject the post is called What’s in a Story? and explains it a bit better.
Compare to use cases where you describe the interaction between the stakeholder and the other stakeholder (mainly the system) this describes the desired behaviour of the system.

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