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| Pragmatic Bookshelf Publishes Continuous Testing with Ruby, Rails, and JavaScript | ||||||
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 In Continuous Testing with Ruby, Rails, and JavaScript (Pragmatic Bookshelf) you'll see how to use a combination of tests, tools, and techniques to immediately detect problems in code, before they spread. It isn't magic, but a clever combination of tests, tools, and techniques that tells you right away when there's a problem. Not minutes, hours or days from now, but right now, when it's easiest to fix. Spend more of your time writing valuable software, and less time slogging through code line-by-line and second-guessing your decisions. We'll show you how to set up and run automated tests that check your work continuously as you write code. You'll start with tools such as Autotest and Watchr and see how to use them effectively in a continuous environment. You'll discover the fundamentals of creating and maintaining a test suite that's fast, informative, reliable, and exhaustive. You'll use powerful techniques such as inline assertions—a much better alternative to debugging or console printing. See how Continuous Testing can improve the quality of your existing tests and ensure that the new tests you write will do the job. You'll start with examples in Ruby, Rails, and JavaScript, but you'll learn general techniques you can apply to a wide range of languages and frameworks. By giving you instant feedback about the quality of your code and the quality of your tests, continuous testing creates a visceral feedback loop that you can actually feel as you work. Get this book and start doing Continuous Testing: with Ruby, Rails, and JavaScript today. For more information, visit: pragprog.com. Additional information: Continuous Testing with Ruby, Rails, and JavaScript |
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