When I work in a project that implies Business Logic and Behaviors I usually prefer to write my unit tests using a Behavioral approach, because in this way I can easily projects my acceptance criteria into readable piece of code. Right now I am already on Visual Studio 2013 and I am struggling a bit with the internal test runner UX, because it doesn't really fit the behavioral frameworks I am used to work with. So I decided to try out some behavioral frameworks with Visual Studio 2013. I have a simple piece of functionality that I want to test. When you create a new Order object, if the Order Id is not provided with the right format, the class Order will throw an ArgumentException.


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