Test automation with Python Behave without BDD
James Westfall shows how you don’t need full-blown BDD to harness Python Behave’s magic. At Neat they’ve been using it for 4 years to write human-readable, reusable end-to-end tests—everything from web automation with Playwright to blazing-fast Android GUI tests via uiautomator2—powered by a solid Python page-object model.
They even plug into a C++ API and sprinkle in machine-learning asserts, letting you truly “shift left” from requirements to production tests. Simple, flexible and packed with optional BDD perks, Behave might just be the best test automation framework you haven’t tried.
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