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Wrapping Up

Wrapping Up

That concludes what we set out to do in this article: Install a test framework inside of Ruby on Rails, configure it, and get it up and running. In part 2 of this series, we'll look at using Mocha, Chai, and a few other third-party libraries to write tests.

Though part 2 picks up where this article ends, it will focus less on Rails and more on the test suite itself. Even if you're not a Rails developer, I hope that you'll join me in part 2; there's a lot to learn, almost all of it applicable to any framework you're using.

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