Tutorials and Related Blog Posts

Here are a list of Cucumber related blog posts/tutorials. Please keep in mind that blogs can become dated quickly with a fast moving project like Cucumber. Cucumber’s RDocs and wiki should be considered the canonical documentation source with the, hopefully, most up to date information. Some blog posts may refer to the RSpec Story Runner but they still provide value since Cucumber started out as a rewrite of that project.

Please add any helpful blog posts that you have found or written about all things Cucumber.

Post	Description	Posting Date
Getting started with Cucumber and Sinatra	Sinatra loves Cucumbers	Feb 05 2009
Web app integration testing for sysadmins with cucumber-nagios	Monitor web sites with Cucumber	Feb 23 2009
Using Cucumber to Integrate Distributed Systems and Test Messaging	Testing asynchronous messaging	Feb 17 2009
Leveraging Test Data Builders in Cucumber Steps	Step definitions for creating objects from step tables.	Feb 5 2009
iPhone GUI testing	Cucumber meets the iPhone	Feb 2 2009
Cucumber step definition tip: Stubbing time	RSpec stubs in Cucumber	Feb 2 2009
One Smart Cucumber	Business value	Jan 28 2009
Testing with the help of machinist, forgery, cucumber, webrat and rspec	Using test data with Cucumber in a Rails app	Jan 7 2009
rails 2 day 4: rcov and more behavior-driven development	Cucumber+RCov Tutorial	Dec 29 2008
rails 2 day 3: behavior-driven development	Tutorial of basic Cucumber usage and workflow.	Dec 22 2008
Feature Injection and handling technical stories	Explains how to phrase technical stories and focus on business value in all types of stories.	Sept 10 2008
Telling a good story – Rspec stories from the trenches	Discussion of common pitfalls when writing plain-text stories/features.	Aug 5 2008
Imperative Vs Declarative Scenarios in User Stories	Discussion about trade-offs of different scenario writing styles.	May 19 2008
rspec plain text stories + webrat = chunky bacon!	Motivation and tutorial for webrat in features.	Feb 4 2008
What’s in a Story?	Dan North’s first post about the writing stories.	Feb 11 2007