Switching from RSpec to Minitest | The Art and Science of Ruby
I like the “specification” style of testing – it makes more sense to me than the “assertion” style. But I’ve recently switched from RSpec to Minitest (with Mocha). Why? RSpec is huge. It makes lovely tests that read like English, but it’s huge. Plus its recent switch from object.should == something to expect(object).to be == something negates some of the elegance of its syntax (although I understa
Learn Ruby and Rails app testing with The Minitest Cookbook
Learn to test with confidence Learning to test your Ruby and Rails code can be tough. Even after you've been through blog posts and tutorials, screencasts and demo apps, you might find yourself feeling more lost than ever. Ruby and Rails developers emphasize testing for good reasons, and you want to get on board, but even so, it can be damn hard to learn. You just want to write tests that tell you
My experience with Minitest and RSpec | Tenderlove Making
I’ve been using RSpec in earnest for the past 6 months now, so I thought it’s time to write a blurrrgh poast comparing RSpec with Minitest. I’ve used Minitest for years, and RSpec only for 6 months, so please keep that in mind when reading! PLEASE REMEMBER, I don’t care what test framework you use, as long as you are testing your code. This is a post just about my experience with these two framewo
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