Okay, it’s been a while since I’ve posted here and some things have built up. Here’s what’s going on.
Chicago Ruby Talk
First off, for those of you in and around Chicago, I’ll be presenting at a ChicagoRuby.org meeting downtown on Tuesday, June 23rd at 6:00 PM. Click here for details. The talk will be on the general topic of good testing practices, especially for getting started with testing.
Book Status
I’ve been working through reading the book, making edits, incorporating comments that I got from Dana Jones, making sure everything is up-to-date and that I still agree with everything. It’s been going slowly. I currently expect the next update to be the 29th, rather than the 22nd, but I also hope that will include new sections on Rcov and Webrat.
I’ve started posting a testing tip every day (well, not sure about weekends) on the twitter @railsrx account—take a look.
Registration Email
If you’ve registered your book at the railsrx site, and haven’t gotten an return email, try and log in anyway, I’ve probably approved you. We’re having some issues apparently with the response emails getting marked as spam and bouncing, which we’re working on mitigating.
Pathfinder Blog
Over on the Pathfinder blog, I’ve had some testing related posts in the last few weeks:
- Rails Testing Frequently Asked Questions — The Non-Code Version
- Factory tools for fixture replacement: a comparison
- Comparing Ruby Mock Object Libraries
- The Return of the Cucumber
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Den ganzen Originalartikel können Sie hier lesen: It’s been a while