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      <description>I had used RSpec earlier for Behaviour Development Development for a Ruby on Rails project. Today I learnt how to do BDD in Scala.&#xA;Chapter 4 of Programming Scala introduces Traits and Specs for testing the code. Here is how I set it up:&#xA;I already had Scala installed. So the first step was to setup sbt ( Simple Build Tool for Scala ). Setup was easy ( described in detail here ):</description>
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