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SpecFlow (http://specflow.org/) is:

An acceptance testing framework A way of describing behaviors of software which can be understood by business stakeholders and developers. An aid for achieving early integration and feedback. The presentation demonstrates how to use Specflow to enable better communication between product owners, developers and QA:

Acceptance testing and status: Using SpecFlow to provide visibility into what is done, what is outstanding and what needs to be clarified. Managing scope: Using SpecFlow to build a domain-specific language which defines what features are included and how they behave. Speaker Bio:

Robert Reppel has written his first commercial software application more than 25 years ago. He has seen many since, as agile coach, architect, team lead and developer, for companies from start-ups to multinationals.His main interest is the people side of the business: How do ways of thinking, social interactions, organizational structures and processes influence the shape of software systems? What are the types of decisions and actions which result in a truly useful fit-for-its-purpose cost-effective and maintainable solution? He still enjoys coding (at this time, mostly in C#, VB.NET and PHP) for its hot-chocolate-on-a-winters’-day feel, giving comfort and refuge in a world which remains obstinately chaotic.

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