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What kind of tests can I write using xWellBehaved.net
Michael W Powell edited this page Dec 7, 2020
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Simple answer: any you like. Emphasis mine. But seriously, be as disciplined or as creative as you like. That is completely up to you.
xWellBehaved.net is being used productively to write:
- 'unit' tests
- component tests
- acceptance tests
- integration tests
- performance tests
- browser automation tests
- spec by example
- regression tests
- ad-hoc/miscellaneous tests
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