Go Behave! A BDD Framework for the Go Programming Language

[karlasechler]

This is pretty COOL! thank you for sharing!

[kalhsryimali]

you are only sweet boy benaughtyman.info

[flufster777]

Damn, from the title I thought they were talking about Binary Decision Diagrams (BDD), as in The Art of Computer Programming Vol 4, Fascicle 1.  =(

[orfjackal]

There's one more BDD framework for Go, called GoSpec. Some differences compared to gospecify:

9:00 - In GoSpec you can have fields which are used in many tests, and all those tests are executed _concurrently_, but the tests are still completely _isolated_. Read the docs for details.

20:40 - In GoSpec you don't need to write parameters for every func() closure, so the syntax has less boilerplate.

[guioximitsu]

Very nice :-)

[cvinos]

I have to say the ideas are nice, but the actual code looks weird. It is just an initial feeling I have, but it seems to be this stuff presented here is not the best form to formulate those things in English/Go/Java etc.

[dannoffs]

@llothar68

That's nothing, mine are labeled

"index_of_for_loop_methodName_­myName_ClassName_beta"

[caseyburk]

@llothar68

To each, their own I guess. :.)

[caseyburk]

That code looks pretty gross to me... Too wordy.

[llothar68]

@caseyburk

It does look the opposite to me. Identifiers with less then 50 characters are only for mad mens.

I even call my variable not 'i' but 'index_of_for_loop'