I don't know, but I'm finding out.
Showing posts with label rspec. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rspec. Show all posts
Monday, February 28, 2011
Saturday, October 30, 2010
Rspec and pair programming
Friday I:
- pairprogrammed for real for the first time. Ping-pong method == fun
- forgot my root password, (which I've used several times daily for the last month)
- remembered my password
- installed Rspec
- used Rspec
- was amazed at how useful Rspec is
- got quizzed on my (very small) knowledge of SQL and databases
I need to do a lot more writing tests before I can do it quickly and easily but my long-ago JUnit experience actually helped me catch on reasonably quickly... although I may have seemed like a dumbass a few times when I was trying to figure out what should be tested next.
Saturday morning I was one of the judges for the IIT Ethics Bowl contest. It was entertaining and slightly informative. Met a few cool people. I might help edit cases next year. IIT-local competition is much less... controversial and regulated than national competition. Which is not unexpected.
Labels:
ethics,
IIT,
pairprogramming,
rspec,
ruby
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