Just discovered MSpec, and want to try it out. However, I can't find any detailed docs on it, except for a few quick tutorials - do they exist ?
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No point using software without any documentation. – Sebastian Patten Jul 07 '13 at 00:16
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Since MSpec is modelled after RSpec you can use the documentatin for rspec dsl to get a feeling for the mspec language.
In the MSpec-Sources you can find many examples. Just look onto the *Specs.cs files. The classical example is Machine.Specifications.Example\BankingSpecs.cs
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Not that I've found. There are a few bits, which you've probably already seen, like:
- GitHub page (scroll down for readme)
- CodeBetter introductory blog post
- Elegant Code 'Getting Started' blog post
If you find anything more substantial, please let me know!
EDIT
This blog post has links to a few resources:
http://www.awkwardcoder.com/index.php/2010/04/13/how-to-mspec/

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2The samples in the comment below are pretty useful. Although an actual wiki would be great. The project is a few years old, afaik, funny they don't have any official documentation. – Evgeni Mar 18 '11 at 18:48
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