- Moving From Cucumber to Turnip I was about to refactor one of my old ruby apps when I realized that I didn't want to write more cucumber features and scenarios. I do bdd whenever I can (I even wrote a detailed post about it), but in ruby I don't want to have test cases both under .
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- Put Your TODO Items Into Your Test Case Until now I was using a TODO file for tracking ideas and the things I still had to do. A couple of days ago, while I was working on a small ruby project, I remembered that I had to check out something after I was done with my current task, so I opened the TODO file and added a line.
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- A Step by Step BDD Demonstration with Some Useful Insights According to Stephen Covey, the seventh habit of highly effective people is sharpening the saw. If you have ever been to an agile workshop or conference, you may have already heard this expression. Software craftsmen sharpen their saw at coding dojos where they talk to each other a talk about new things or do Kata exercises together.
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- Saving the Continuous Integration I really like continuous integration, that's why I'm always sad when I see one dying. Unfortunately, I've seen it happen a lot, and in every case its lifeline looked like this.
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