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Writing Awesomely Readable Tests using Behaviour Driven Development
I’m sold on BDD and have mentioned it a few times and now here I go again. I’ve already told you I’m a fan of ridiculously long test names. When asked why I’m a fan of BDD I’m now going to reply that it’s about awesomely readable tests.
So, BDD is just [...]
xUnit Patterns and Rails Fixture Woes
I was reading Why Rails Fixtures are No Fun last week and was going to write a great post about xUnit Patterns that would address the problems but today I saw Object Mother In Rails so I don’t need to write it up. Phew!
RSpec for JRuby
RSpec, the Behavior Driven Development(BDD) library for Ruby, has been solidifying on JRuby recently. A post to the mailing list last week pointed out that it’s now passing nearly 100% of its specification (the RSpec term for a test suite). http://www.infoq.com/news/2006/11/RSpecOnJRuby
I mentioned rSpec in Beyond Test Driven Development: Behaviour [...]
Beyond Test Driven Development: Behaviour Driven Development
A friend over at Pivotal sent me a link to this Google Video: Beyond Test Driven Development: Behaviour Driven Development.
This quote sets the tone for this awesome talk:
Everyone’s happy doing TDD… and everyone is getting the maximum benefit right? Bullshit.
Thanks go out to parkert for sending me this link.
Update: [...]