As a followup to my post about the Objective-C Kiwi testing framework, I found this nice post by Avdi Grimm about leveraging the expressiveness of that syntax style when writing your tests:
Another fringe benefit of [test driven design] which has fallen somewhat by the wayside, in my opinion, is the notion that the tests can double as the documentation–documentation which, by its nature, can never fall out of sync with the source code.
Our code and tests should be lucid. It is the blueprint. Write with the intention to read. Or as Martin Fowler puts it:
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