Marko Anastasov wrote this on July 17, 2013
I’ve posted a review of this book on the Semaphore blog. It is probably best to read it after you’ve practiced TDD for a while. It’s an opportunity to watch how experienced developers design and implement a real application. I think it will help you go to the next level.
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A new ebook on building test-driven Rails apps with RSpec and Cucumber.
At Rendered Text, we have a long history with Ruby on Rails. Checking the blog archive reminds me that we published first posts about working with Rails way back in 2009.
At the first glance, Microinteractions may seem like an attempt to construct a theory about the fine details documented on Little Big Details. However as you read it you realize that this is actually a book about designing UX and a rather good one.
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