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RSpec: Compound Expectations
It's an exercise from a RSpec-course, which I'm currently doing. Task: Create a compound expectation, which asserts the string sportscar starts with the substring "sports" and ends with the ...
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Table class to fill array structure with values
The code creates a table and adds rows and columns. Does it make sense to write the code like this? Would you design it differently? Is there a better OOP approach to this? ...
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TDD for Ruby On Rails API for group event items
I found myself working in this coding exercise for a work offer. I tried to apply TDD in the process but I didn't get any feedback from the company and I really would like to know what can be improved ...
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ROT13 cipher challenge (HackerRank)
I just started learning Ruby and thought that this relatively simple HackerRank challenge would be a good opportunity to try to write clean, tested and documented code without getting bogged down in ...
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String calculator kata in Ruby
I've completed the string calculator kata in Ruby (spec from here - http://osherove.com/tdd-kata-1/). All tests currently pass. Could it be refactored further to improve readability? And could I make ...
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Rails CRUD feature specs (RSpec and Capybara)
The following feature spec tests CRUD operations for the users resource in a Rails 4.2.8 application. It includes tests for filtering, sorting and pagination ...
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Rails & RSpec - Testing API with request specs and shared examples
I have written the following shared examples which are used in multiple request specs to test a namespaced RESTful JSON API. Application details: Rails 4.2, RSpec 3.5, Devise for authentication and ...
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Controller tests (Rails 4.2 and RSpec 3.5)
The following code is a controller spec used in a Rails 4.2 application with RSpec 3.5. I would greatly appreciate your suggestions on how to improve it (e.g., efficiency, readability, maintainability,...
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Fraction class with documentation
I have never worked with Ruby before, and thought I'd start working on learning it. For my first little implementation, I have created a simple fraction class. It would be nice if someone would check ...
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Title capitalization exercise from The Odin Project
I just finished the book title class exercise for The Odin Project and I would appreciate some honest feedback for my code. The code is intended to be "test-driven learning", and therefore emulates ...
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Analyze Shakespeare's Macbeth parsing XML from web using Nokogiri
This is a simple Ruby program to analyze the number of lines characters speak in Shakespeare's Macbeth using Nokogiri and open-uri to parse a given url containing xml. I wrote this as practice getting ...
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Random distribution in Ruby
Below is a Ruby implementation of a random statistical event, based on a hash with the actual observed counts of outcomes. I'd be interested in feedback in particular on what techniques I might use ...
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Error-testing be with cucumber/capybaraweb
I'm working on writing tests for a rails application using cucumber and capybara. I have a scenario for a user editing a post, and making it invalid. The scenario looks like this: ...
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Mini Test testing save on one and many trips
I know there is a balance to be struck between writing dry code and damp code but I have the feeling that this is a bit too repeative. Is there a terse yet self explainatory way to rewrite these tests?...
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