Customizing Cucumber Feature File organization
A guide to structuring Cucumber feature files so Serenity can produce coherent living documentation. Posted April 9, 2015.
Guides and educational content on how to use Serenity BDD for automated acceptance testing, from organizing feature files to wiring up requirements reporting.
Tutorials walk through practical, real-world patterns for using Serenity BDD alongside BDD, ATDD, Selenium, JUnit, Cucumber, JBehave, Jenkins, and JIRA. Each guide is grounded in the same library that powers the official Serenity BDD blog.
A guide to structuring Cucumber feature files so Serenity can produce coherent living documentation. Posted April 9, 2015.
Part 2 of a series on linking JBehave scenarios, Thucydides reporting, and JIRA issues into a single requirements trail. Posted July 14, 2014.
Using @pending and @wip tags to mark scenarios still in flight without breaking the rest of the suite. Posted August 20, 2014.
Serenity BDD is described as "Automated Acceptance Testing with Style!" and the tutorials reflect that breadth — from small, tactical tweaks to broader reporting workflows.