RSpec I

RSpec I: Topics

Rails testing related tools
What is and Why RSpec?
Installing and running RSpec
RSpec vocabulary
Subject

Model testing with RSpec The advanced topics will be covered in “RSpec II”.

Rails Testing Related Tools

Testing frameworks – DSL's for writing tests
- RSpec (most popular), Cucumber, Test::Unit (currently comes with Rails)
Web acceptance testing (integration testing) – simulating (or driving) browsers with methods for executing common actions, interacting with DOM
- Capybara, Webrat
Providing test data
- FactoryGirl, Fixtures (currently comes with Rails)
- Faker – used to generate real-life-like user data
Convenience tools
- Spork: Starts Rails app once thus saving time
- Guard: Run tests when files are changed

You must have an active subscription to download PDF and Lab Zip of this course topic.Please click the "Subscribe" button or the "Login" button if you already have an account.

Subscribe Login

Thank you very much for the course "Ruby on rails". It is so well organized and has so much materials that gives excellent opportunity for the professional study and good start point for the development.

Yury K.

Hello Shin! Thank you for being an excellent Evangelist! I know teachers like you are not easy to find. I appreciate your time, your patience, your ability to make Ruby on Rails interesting online 5-day codecamp. Have a nice day!

Donatien M.

Mr. Shin covered everything on Ruby on Rails. I learned a lot from him. His code camp is very intensive and if you follow every lessons and do lab exercises, you will be in no time , become a professional developer.

(Thet H.

I would highly recommend the Ruby on Rails bootcamp to anyone with some development experience. The material is relevant, up to date, and taught at a reasonable pace. There is opportunity for hands on experimentation, and the labs and walkthroughs make great notes on their own. After the bootcamp, I feel I have a great basis of knowledge in Rails. Thanks Sang!

David O.

The Ruby and Rails Codecamp was very informative. I learned many things application techniques that can be used at my current job. High quality code camp instruction, never a lull or dull moment during the code camp.

Andy

The 5-day Ruby on Rails Programming class led by Sang Shin has been great. I have been auditing the class all week thanks to Sang placing a notice on the SF Ruby meetup list and have learned a lot this week. I especially appreciate the 'create code, watch it fail, then flesh it out until it passes' mode of construction, the repetition of commands over the course of several days (after a while it starts to make sense), and the avoidance, for the most part, of using shortcuts so that we could see what' going on at a detailed level. There is a lot of material to pack into only five days, and I feel Sang did an excellent job of doing that while giving just enough time for students to do the exercises along the way. Thanks for this opportunity.

Mark Wieder

Testimonial1
Testimonial2
Testimonial3
Testimonial4
Testimonial5
Testimonial6

RSpec I

RSpec I: Topics

Rails Testing Related Tools

Jpassion Courses