Hi Derek
It's being used in a project I'm currently working on, although it's my
business partner who's been working with it primarily. Generally it's been
working really well for us. I'm not aware of any alternatives.
The best place to ask this question is probably the oz alt.net mailinglist.
Hi Derek,
I've been using xBehave lately (http://xbehave.github.io/) a lot for code I
am writing for one of my books. The result is pretty good, the unit tests
look like functional specs, but it is still .NET code that you have to
write. You can see an example
here,
