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Possibly off-topic, but I couldn't help noticing that this post is from the blog of a Ruby consultancy. Has anyone else noticed a correlation between the Ruby u
by zachrose 10y ago
Possibly off-topic, but I couldn't help noticing that this post is from the blog of a Ruby consultancy. Has anyone else noticed a correlation between the Ruby users and this kind of emphasis on acceptance criteria and acceptance tests?
I learned how to think of development from this perspective and write Cucumber tests (in Ruby) from the same friend that got me into Ruby in the first place.
- ryanmarsh 10y agoMy experience concurs. I've worked in Ruby shops and many other types. I always assumed it was Rail's emphasis on testing and the popularity of Cucumber. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
- jdminhbg 10y agoIt's not an accident at all. DHH's strong emphasis on testing and baking it into Rails from the beginning was a serious departure from the rest of the non-enterprise web dev world at the time, and a major part of Rails evangelism.