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I'm looking for a good cucumber tutorial that doesn't force me to use rails. Any good Suggestion?
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The best for me has been cuke4ninja, http://cuke4ninja.com, which i found to be very detailed and aimed to get you started quick. So I'd suggest doing in in the following order, which worked for me:
Look into this cucumber-watir example project
You can search for more open source projects in github or google code search
Came across Cukes4Ninja - they have a simple tutorial that covers rails, .NET, and Java. It might provide what you're looking for.
Have you looked at the list in the Cucumber Wiki:
https://github.com/cucumber/cucumber/wiki/tutorials-and-related-blog-posts
Lots of tutorials there :-)
My past two projects have not been Rails (or Ruby for that matter), and we've used Cucumber for both successfully.
They're both Web projects, and we were heavily inspired by these two samples. I can't offer you a sample, since they're internal projects, but they're working very well for us.
Another team successfully used Cucumber to test an internal batch service that sends emails.
A new book - The Cucumber Book provides a great introduction to Cucumber and continues on where the RSpec book left off. This new resource provides examples for non-rails application testing, both simple programs and also demonstrates how to do BDD on command line applications.
Overall it is a great resource and gives you a quick start guide and then dives into some of the detail.
The other resource, as others have stated, is the Cucumber reference. Well worth a look at the tutorials.
And finally, StackOverflow - Cucumber Q&A