BDD in C# - using Specflow (Cucumber) to develop a REST API and automate software testing
Learn BDD with Specflow! Automate software testing using Cucumber. Develop robust, reliable applications with behavior-driven development.
Course Content
BDD in C# - using Specflow (Cucumber) to develop a REST API and automate software testing is an all-levels Udemy course taught by Binary Brain. It runs 1h 39m, is taught in English, and includes a certificate of completion. Learners rate it 4.0 out of 5 from 529 reviews, with 5,859 students enrolled. It is a paid course, first published February 2018.
Unlock the power of Behavior Driven Development (BDD) in C# with this comprehensive course! Learn how to implement BDD effectively using SpecFlow, the leading .NET implementation of Cucumber.
This course dives deep into SpecFlow's core features, providing a practical understanding of:
- Installation: Get SpecFlow set up for your projects.
- Scenarios & Features: Master the structure of BDD tests.
- Tags: Organize and categorize your tests for better management.
- Hooks: Implement custom logic before and after scenarios.
- Scenario Outlines: Write reusable tests for multiple data sets.
- Scoped Bindings: Control the scope of your step definitions.
- Step Definitions: The heart of SpecFlow, mapping Gherkin steps to code.
- Running Tests: Execute your BDD tests and analyze results.
- And much more!
The course begins with engaging video tutorials explaining the BDD process and a thorough introduction to SpecFlow. Then, you'll participate in practical coding sessions, building a real-world REST API from scratch using SpecFlow and BDD. This hands-on approach ensures you can immediately apply your newfound skills.
Need help? I'm readily available to answer any questions about the course material, providing further clarification on any concepts. Start mastering BDD with C# and SpecFlow today!
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