Oh man that's great. I feel the reason that ryan chose to focus on Rspec in this episode is that it is still widespread in most existing applications. And, the rails core team took minitest out of rails 4 for the time being.
I'm using minitest spec in my latest application, the tests are blazingly fast.
Hi Ryan! Do you feel that there is any discernable cost to getting started writing a new Rails 4 application now and updating it as opposed to waiting for the release? My concerns wouldn't involve many gems. I'm thinking more along the lines of application structure, features getting dropped, or things like that.
Great. This reassures me that my authentication layer is done correctly. Thanks for the tip with using "password.present?" I was just using "password" before.
Oh man that's great. I feel the reason that ryan chose to focus on Rspec in this episode is that it is still widespread in most existing applications. And, the rails core team took minitest out of rails 4 for the time being.
I'm using minitest spec in my latest application, the tests are blazingly fast.
Great suggestion thanks!
Hi Ryan! Do you feel that there is any discernable cost to getting started writing a new Rails 4 application now and updating it as opposed to waiting for the release? My concerns wouldn't involve many gems. I'm thinking more along the lines of application structure, features getting dropped, or things like that.
Great. This reassures me that my authentication layer is done correctly. Thanks for the tip with using "password.present?" I was just using "password" before.
Cheers