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We are pleased to announce that an initial version of the LiFT framework is now available as open source on java.net.

LiFT is a framework for Literate Functional Testing. LiFT allows writing automated tests in a style that makes them very readable, even for non-programmers. Using the LiFT API, we can write tests that read almost like natural language, allowing business requirements to be expressed very clearly. This aids communication amongst developers and customers, helping give all stakeholders confidence that the right things are being tested.

Robert Chatley and Tom White gave a presentation on Literate Functional Testing at the Google London Test Automation Conference, the slides and video are available online.

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