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The RSpec Book is a fantastic introduction to all things BDD. It goes much deeper than just testing to provide you with the right tools you need to fully embrace the ideas that the framework has baked in.
This book covers the territory of writing great software, and the authors are your experienced guides. If you follow the map that they have drawn, you’ll learn to write only the code that you need, and you’ll write it simply and clearly. You’ll come home from this journey with some experiences that will have immediate and lasting effects on the code in your editor and the code yet to flow from your fingertips.
The RSpec Book teaches you much more than how to use RSpec’s features; it teaches you how to write code the way the RSpec team does: patiently, and with great precision and clarity. There is something here for everyone: beginners are given plenty of gentle attention but there is some real meat for the more experienced reader to chew on, too.
The second generation of tools for the XP generation explained by their creators and maintainers. Awesome, a must read.
Some authors would be satisfied with just writing the definitive guide for a technology. These folks go a step further, and show you insider tips that will keep your tests clean and maintainable.
