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Best practise is to not use cucumber! By the time yoi have wanked away the afternoon writing stories, the client found a real developer who already coded the fe
by jggkffkfjfjfjfj 13y ago
Best practise is to not use cucumber! By the time yoi have wanked away the afternoon writing stories, the client found a real developer who already coded the feature, leaving you - the failed liberal arts major, and now failed developer sobbing over your hipster hot beverage of choice.
- Scuds 13y agoIt's a lot of overhead for smaller shops or those with simpler requirements, and executable specs are only as good as the people who've written them. Just the same, I've never seen a place use Cucumber as an integral part of their workflow.
- mikesea 13y agoI think, as with any tool, there's a time and place where it can be useful. Personally, I don't like to use Cucumber, but I've seen a couple of Rails apps that used it sparingly for integration tests and it worked wonders.