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Minimalicious testing in Ruby 1.9 with MiniTest - Random notes by Arvid Andersson
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Waiworinao random notes by arvid andersson. Minimalicious testing in Ruby 1.9 with MiniTest. In this blog post I am going to try to do a introduction on writing tests in the style of Behavior Driven Development (BDD) specifications. Also called specs, with ruby's MiniTest. Framework. BDD is a big subject and I am going to focus on the tools MiniTest provides for specifying the behaviour of code. There are a lot more to BDD than what is mentioned in this blog post. Framework. MiniTest provides:. Apart fro...
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The Software Simpleton: Ditching the Service Layer and IOC for Mxins in Ruby
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Saturday, 24 July 2010. Ditching the Service Layer and IOC for Mxins in Ruby. I still classify myself as very new to Ruby on rails, although I like many other .NET developers are annoying the life out of other people by droning on about how great the brave new(? World of Ruby is. Before I start, if anyone disagrees with what I am about to post here then please, please, please write a comment below that explains a better approach. If I was doing this in .NET, I would create a service layer that is def...
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Effective QA: June 2008
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Making software quality assurance more effective and more fun. Test: Unit, Rake and Hudson status. Tests were passing. A sea of success. Then I started looking at the result files. All was not good after all. The unit tests were not really passing, even though Hudson said they were:. I spent a long time trying to figure out who was dropping the ball on the status. Was it Test: Unit? I never found a definitive answer, though it was starting to look like it might be Test: Unit. I did find this post. Having...
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Stay on Target: Testing
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Daniel Wellman's assorted thoughts on software development, especially automated testing, Java, Ruby, and Scala. July 11, 2013. Improve Your iOS Frank Cucumber Acceptance Tests. Here are some tips Ive learned to build more readable, flexible acceptance tests for iOS devices using Frank and Cucumber. See the full article on the Cyrus Cylinder:. The Cyrus Cylinder: Improve Your iOS Frank Cucumber Acceptance Tests. Posted at 12:06 PM in Agile. September 28, 2010. S excellent book Release It! To make sure y...
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The Ruby Rambler: Mocha stubs with multiple parameters/result sets
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Cool findings and ramblings from a Ruby newbie. Friday, June 22, 2007. Mocha stubs with multiple parameters/result sets. I've just decided to give a try to some mock framework. For Ruby. Actually a mock framework. Since I never used one seriously before. Among other options ( FlexMock. I came across Mocha. My immediate need was for a quick way to define stubs. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Romulo A. Ceccon.
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The Ruby Rambler: June 2007
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Cool findings and ramblings from a Ruby newbie. Friday, June 22, 2007. Mocha stubs with multiple parameters/result sets. I've just decided to give a try to some mock framework. For Ruby. Actually a mock framework. Since I never used one seriously before. Among other options ( FlexMock. I came across Mocha. My immediate need was for a quick way to define stubs. Wednesday, June 20, 2007. Inside a class method "self" points to the class! However, when you are inside a class method, the. Or the class name is...
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Stay on Target
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Daniel Wellman's assorted thoughts on software development, especially automated testing, Java, Ruby, and Scala. March 17, 2010. A Testing Tip" Lightning Talk Notes from the Java Posse Roundup 2010. Last night I presented a lightning talk entitled A Testing Tip at the Java Posse Roundup 2010. 0160; Here are some links to the items I mentioned:. Which is useful when specific literal values arent important for a test. Library for expressive test data builders in Java. By Steve Freeman and Nat Pryce. Of the...
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Code with The Man: April 2010
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Code with The Man. Friday, April 9, 2010. Philly ETE, Day 2: Session 5. Chef: Saving Time (and Money) with Automated Provisioning. So eventually they moved to Chef. In some sort of controversy with Puppet. Driven by a Ruby DSL. One main difference between Capistrano and Chef is that Chef eschews the concept of SSH. Chef assumes that it is already on the box on which it is installing software. It also assumes that it has root access. Using Chef with Spatula:. Gem install spatula (this is Trotter's tool).