Short Screencasts of Gourmet Ruby, by Avdi Grimm
Test-driven development, or TDD, is a rapid cycle of testing, coding, and refactoring.
— from The Art of Agile Development by James Shore and Shane Warden
In today's concluding slice of this live-coding session, I wrap up my work on adding users to Gem-Love by TDDing the server side support for API keys. This is a …
As I continue to add the concepts of users to Gem-Love, I tackle the problem of making the client side auth-token aware. This is a live episode, so there is …
In this continuation of episode 95, I finish writing new acceptance test helpers, and get to my first proper test failure. This is a live episode, so no script today. …
Diving back into my Gem-Love project, today I begin the process of adding users to the system. Because this is a larger feature, it will be split across multiple episodes. …
In this continuation of the Gem-Love project, I complete the end-to-end acceptance test, verifying that the client can talk to the server. Source code here: https://github.com/avdi/gem-love/tree/rubytapas-088 Just a reminder, I'm collecting …
The last Gem-Love episode had me creating a command-line client. This time around, I use Rack and Sinatra to build a simple server. Source code can be found here: https://github.com/avdi/gem-love/tree/rubytapas-069
Returning to my Gem-Love project in this episode, I use TDD to drive out a client-side implementation for the first feature. In the process, I talk about message-first design. Check …
Tieing methods together with the Composed Method pattern.
Test-driving some more methods in our PulseAudio library.
