I'm right there with you on RSpec. We're programmers, we think in code, we think in the native primitives of the language. Now you bring in RSpec equality and c

I'm right there with you on RSpec. We're programmers, we think in code, we think in the native primitives of the language. Now you bring in RSpec equality and comparison operators and I have to go look up RSpecs semantics vs just leveraging all my existing Ruby knowledge. Cucumber otoh is an absolutely amazing tool...in the correct organization. When used as it was designed, ie analysis's working with stakeholders to gather requirements which can then be turned into executable tests for the developers to conform with is amazing. Its when developers start writing cucumber features without talking to anybody else that the whole thing becomes pointless.