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Day: October 5, 2014

Published inBDD, Cucumber

Is Cucumber Truly Misunderstood?

written by Jeff Nyman

I’m tired of hearing how “Cucumber is misunderstood.” If that’s the case then it’s terribly ironic that a tool that is supposedly all about revealing intent did such a bad job of doing this for itself such that it’s become completely “misunderstood.”

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