The Ruby Testing Podcast

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I talk with Erin Dees about Cucumber, maintaining test code over the long haul, page objects, ways to fix flapping tests, and, naturally, goats. Erin Dees' website Effective Testing with RSpec 3 Erin Dees on GitHub Erin Dees on Twitter Erin Dees on LinkedIn

I talk with Molly Struve and Sam Hotop from Kenna Security about the creation and implementation of Mr. Radar, a tool for detecting anomalies in production data. Molly Struve on Twitter Molly Struve on Dev.to Molly Struve's Email - molly.stru&#…

Josh and I discuss our experiences with Rails testing as well as testing front-end code and single-page applications. Links: Josh Justice on Twitter Josh Justice's Twitch stream The Magic Tricks of Testing by Sandi Metz Growing Object-Oriented Software, Guided by Tests Cypress

In this episode, I talk with Zach Dennis about his experience with TDD, the benefits of test first vs test after, the pitfalls of being a TDD purist when working with a team, and giving yourself permission to do things in new and novel ways. Links: Zach Dennis on GitHub Zach Dennis' Blog Con…

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In this episode I talk with Kent Beck about our TDD workflows as well as how to get started with testing if you feel like you don't know how to start. Links: Test-Driven Development: By Example Kent Beck's website Kent Beck on Twitter

In this episode I talk with thoughtbot's Chris Toomey about testing vs. TDD in terms of several different tortured analogies like cooking, rock climbing and sawing down trees. Links: thoughtbot The Bike Shed Chris Toomey on Twitter Chris's website Administrate gem Refactoring book Test-…

Corey and I discuss our approaches to TDD and refactoring. Links: Corey Haines on Twitter Corey's blog Understanding the Four Rules of Simple Design (with discount code!) Coderetreat Refactoring Test-Driven Development: By Example

I'm taking a break from a regular publishing schedule to work on some other things, including writing a Rails testing book. Links: Rails Testing for Beginners Learn Rails Testing in a Month