[Chirb] Calendar, June Meeting Ideas.
Nate Kirby
natebkirby at yahoo.com
Thu May 1 11:36:13 EDT 2008
All,
So it looks like people would appreciate (attend) a session on June 2nd
where some time was spent talking upon experiences discovered using
BDD/Selenium with Rails. Ryan is willing to act as a question answer,
and I might be able to present something useful on my own.
How much time should I shoot for?
I know chirb is into technical details, but the important things we
found are more about high level strategy than technical details although
I can add details for those uncomfortable with strategies.
The outline would be:
What is BDD?
How does RSpec work (practical usage not internal)?
How does Selenium work (with rails - once again practical usage not
internals)?
What is story runner? (I know David covered this in Oct last year - so
this will be cursory)
Usage
What did we find about BDD?
Duplication of effort
Mocks v DB
What did we find about Story Runner?
Combine with Selenium?
Engineers response
Combinational complexity
What did we find about Selenium?
Then the final Unexpected result.
*Ryan can ask me question (actually anyone can - but I reserve the right
to say "I don't know") as the session proceeds?
How does this sound?
Blessings,
Nate
Nick wrote:
> +1 for both too.
>
> -Nick
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> +1 for 2D gaming in Ruby. Actually +1 for both.
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> Eric Smith
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> On Wed, Apr 23, 2008 at 5:35 PM, Josh Cronemeyer
> <jcroneme at thoughtworks.com <mailto:jcroneme at thoughtworks.com>> wrote:
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> Ok! Now we have options!
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> Up for grabs - June 2nd meeting -
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> Volunteered talks:
> -BDD tools best practices with Nate Kirby and Ryan Platte
> -2D gaming in ruby with some guy
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> I'm happy to save mine for the July meeting which according to the
> webpage is a lightning talk session. Or whatever. Group, if you
> have opinions, now is the time to share them otherwise the usual
> noisy minority will make the decisions for you :)
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> Josh Cronemeyer
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> Josh,
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> If you want me to present I can. What I have might not take up a
> whole meeting though. Ryan's idea might be helpful. Let's see if
> anyone else chimes in about their experiences.
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> I will be in town on June 2.
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> Blessings,
> Nate
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> Nate,
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> Sounds like it would be a good topic. Just to keep the focus of
> my email though, I'm trying to line up a session for the June
> meeting. Are you offering to talk about this June 2nd?
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> Ryan Platte wrote:
> Nate, it'd be interesting to hear the story you mentioned. I'd
> love to hear about what you learned.
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> Idea: if you're uncomfortable making a big deal of it, I'd be
> happy to present with you, asking questions, kind of like a
> 2-person panel format. But again, I'd be interested in learning
> more no matter how you'd want to present it.
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> On Wed, Apr 23, 2008 at 4:33 PM, Nate Kirby
> <_natebkirby at yahoo.com_ <mailto:natebkirby at yahoo.com>> wrote:
> Josh,
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> Those sound interesting, but if anyone has been using BDD, tools
> such as RSpec, Story Runner, Selenium, Cubic Test or any other
> quality improvement tools, it would be great to have a session
> where people talk about what they have found to be best practices.
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> We tried integrating RSpec Story Runner and Selenium. The
> integration was easy, but it created a workflow nightmare that we
> had to back out of. If others have stories about there experience
> it seems like such a session might be very valuable.
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> --
> Ryan Platte
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