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.
Many years and thousands of lines of code later, I’m proud to announce that
we’ve published our first ebook. It’s called
Rails Testing Handbook and it distills the essence of building Rails apps with
tests, doing continuous integration and collaborating via pull requests.
It’s the workflow which has served us well over the years, most notably in
creating and scaling Semaphore without losing our minds.
Early reader feedback has been overwhelmingly positive. Some lead developers
have shared that they got a few new tricks from it. Newcomers said that the
book has helped them finally understand behavior-driven development (BDD).
So if you’re working with Rails, I encourage you to download the book — it’s free! — check it out, share it with your friends and
send us any feedback you may have. Enjoy!
We at Rendered Text are huge fans of Ruby on Rails.
As a proof, SemaphoreCI — our biggest product
— is still mostly written in Ruby. Lately, however, we started migrating
toward Elixir and
the OTP platform. Erlang has an excellent platform
for developing...
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