anchor.diff:  assertThat maleRadio is unchecked
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  -Pretty close isn't it ;)
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  -Testatoo provides a DSL to write tests in a natural language easy to manipulate for a specifications point of view.
  +Pretty close, isn't it? ;)
  +
  +Testatoo provides a DSL to write tests in a natural language, easy to manipulate from a specifications point of view.
   As this is a high level language, it allows tests to be written before UI coding.
   
  -YES, for the first time with Testatoo you can write UI functional test FIRST (yeah I know, it's pretty cool)
  +YES, for the first time, with Testatoo, you can write UI functional tests FIRST (yeah I know, it's pretty cool!)
   
   == How Testatoo works
   
  
positive.code: 
  == Back to the future
  
  Well well well (My Michelle), as explained Testatoo is library to write functional test. Functional test mean SPECIFICATION.
  
  As a SPECIFIER I want to express my test (intention) BEFORE to code my UI. So if the intention is to have
  a page with two radio buttons to select the gender (male or female). The test can be expressed like this :
  
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  assert that the maleRadio is unchecked
  
negative.code: $('[data-role=button]');
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  Our experience demonstrated that we never need to use complex selector. If you write tests first, the component tested carries
  a semantic and this semantic must be reflected in the code by an ID or a role (data-role attribute is commonly used in web development).
  
  Once the component is selected, it must be *TYPED* throw the *"as"* keyword.
  
  [source, groovy]
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