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easyb is going to Richmond
Submitted by Andrew Glover on Fri, 10/03/2008 - 17:38.On Wednesday, October 8th, I will have the pleasure of giving an easyb presentation to the Richmond Java Users Group. This presentation follows a similar presentation I gave to the Northern Virginia Java Users Group in early September, which turned out to be a great time, baby!
The easyb team continues to work towards a 1.0 release having added HTML reports and recently the team has begun further focusing on documentation– new official releases will include a docbook generated PDF users guide. What’s more, a few hip articles have popped up around the web lately describing easyb, including:
- JavaWorld’s “Behavior-driven development with easyb“
- InfoQ’s “Behavior-Driven Development for Everyone“
- JavaLobby’s “Is easyb Easy?“
If you are located near Richmond, please join me on Wednesday and if you haven’t checked out easyb yet, give it a try!
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