SpecFlow.Assist.Dynamic–maxing out with Simple.Data

SpecFlow.Assist.Dynamic came about from my own need when I wrote something that used Simple.Data. I saw the power and simplicity (duh!) in Simple.Data by using dynamics. And I started to thinking on how it could be used in SpecFlow to further simplify and shorten up the code in my steps.
This is the third and final post on SpecFlow.Assist.Dynamic. Again this is not the formal documentation. It can be found here. These are just my personal preferences and thoughts on how to use it. This time with Simple.Data. And it won’t be long.

SpecFlow.Assist.Dynamic–how to use it

This is the second post about SpecFlow.Assist.Dynamic – a little tool I wrote to help you write less code in your step definitions, and focus on the actual step instead of infrastructure. You can read the first post here – it explains little about what SpecFlow.Assist.Dynamic is.
In this post I’ll show you how some ways I use the dynamic features to and some tricks that you might not know about.
Again – this is not the documentation for SpecFlow.Assist.Dynamic – that can be found here.