[Chirb] tools, already in play and coming soon
David Chelimsky
dchelimsky at gmail.com
Tue Jun 10 00:31:52 EDT 2008
Hey Chirb,
I want to thank Nate for presenting his experiences with the Story
Runner. It was good to hear about a team struggling through the
problems and ultimately finding solutions and value.
I also want to thank you for sticking around for my follow up. I know
I stuffed a lot into just a few minutes, but I was grateful for the
opportunity to share some of the things I've learned since Story
Runner's appearance on the scene. For those interested, the slides
from my talk at RailsConf (of which you saw just a few) is at http://rubyurl.com/xtbQ
.
During Nate's talk I mentioned a couple of tools: screw-unit and
johnson. Both can be found at github:
http://github.com/jbarnette/johnson
http://github.com/nathansobo/screw-unit
At this point johnson is still incubating but I'm told that in the
next month or so you'll be able to say something like
Johnson.require('johnson/browser/ff') and you're running the js in
ruby in memory w/ firefox's particular idiosyncrasies. Rinse, repeat
with 'johnson/browser/ie' ... you get the idea.
screw-unit is an in-browser js unit testing tool modeled after RSpec.
I just started using it but I really like it and it's getting some
mind-share (so it's moving quickly).
Lastly, I may have mis-spoke about rails loading up columns from
schema.rb - I'm looking into it and will follow up when I learn the
truth. So Ryan - keep using unit-record for now :)
Cheers,
David
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