Behat from zero to hero - A practical guide to symfony integration and usage
Starting from behat introduction, we have explained some good practices for BDD testing in a symfony software. This presentation should be a quick "guide" for users that starts with Behat and also for those who want to fix their tests problems.
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is that different levels of details are appropriate for different scenarios in the same system - sometimes in the same feature - depending on what it is they’re describing” (The cucumber book - Matt Wynne, Aslak Hellesoy)