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This a must-have book for those new to testing on a team that thinks, “We don’t have time for testing,” and for experienced developers looking to round out their testing skills. If you want to write better code, deploy with confidence, and accelerate your team’s velocity, you should read this book!
Rails Test Prescriptions presents a nuanced and unbiased overview of the tools and techniques professionals use to test their Rails apps every day. A must-read for any Rails developer, whether you’ve never written a single test or you’ve written thousands.
Rails Test Prescriptions is a great resource for anyone interested in getting better at testing Rails applications. New readers will find many helpful guides, and experienced readers will discover many lesserknown tips and tricks.
If you are comfortable working with Rails, yet have no experience writing tests for it, this book is an excellent resource for getting up to speed on the most successful tools used to test drive your development.
Noel has dispensed a fantastic collection of prescriptions for all kind of testing maladies. Whether you are a budding intern, or a highly specialized surgeon, this book will provide you with the information you need to improve your testing health.
Testing is a given in the Rails world, but the varied options can be daunting if you are just starting to learn the framework. Noel provides a solid tour of the options and techniques for testing a Rails application that will help guide you past some of the initial dark corners. If you are entering the world of Ruby on Rails, I’d recommend keeping a copy of Rails Test Prescriptions at hand.
