Fixin' Fixtures — err.the_blog
The main problem with fixtures, for me, has always been how unfun they are. They literally suck the fun out of anything they’re around. You throw them in your test/ directory, then suddenly testing is, like, work. But it’s not work, dammit. This is Ruby, dammit. So, keep them fun. Write your fixtures in Ruby. Step 1: FixtureScenarios Tom Preston-Werner has this FixtureScenarios plugin. The project
Be Dee Dee and Me — err.the_blog
Since before January (I don’t know how far before), I’ve been writing all my tests using the Cool New Way. Not because it’s cool, or new, but because it really helps me write better code. Let me tell you about it. A Brief and Subtle Introduction Be dee dee. Behavior driven development. BDD is a way of writing code by testing what the code should do rather than testing the code itself. Does that ma
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