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Chris Oliver
Hi, I'm Chris. I'm the creator of GoRails, Hatchbox.io and Jumpstart. I spend my time creating tutorials and tools to help Ruby on Rails developers build apps better and faster.
About This Episode
Test Driven Development, or TDD, is a pretty simple process that allows you to write your code in conjunction with tests to ensure a high level of confidence and code coverage.
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Testing
1
How to Test Validations in Rails
9:44
Test Driven Development Basics
13:02
3
How to use Fixtures to create sample test data
13:24
4
How to use Devise Test Helpers
9:40
5
How to write Controller & Integration Tests in Rails
14:59
6
How to write System Tests in Rails
13:20
7
GitHub Actions with Ruby on Rails: Setting up Continuous Integration
14:18
8
Testing API Integrations with WebMock
9:48
9
Testing External APIs with VCR
10:36
10
How to Test Background Jobs with Active Job
7:31
11
Testing Times & Dates with Rails
8:35
12
How to test ActionMailer in Rails
13:29
13
Testing Rails ActionCable with Devise
12:05
14
Fixing Brittle Tests: Avoid Hardcoded Values
4:50
15
How to use Test Stubs with Minitest
7:03
16
How to use Mocks in Ruby tests
5:54
17
Testing ActiveStorage File Uploads and Fixtures
16:56
18
Testing File Uploads in Rails with Shrine
22:56
19
Code Coverage with SimpleCov and RailsBytes
11:28
20
How to Test Gem Dependencies with Appraisal
13:56
21
Testing against multiple versions of Ruby, Rails, and Databases with GitHub Actions
14:40
22
Using TDD To Fix A Bug In The Kredis Gem
15:46
23
System Testing File Uploads in Rails with Uppy and Dropzone Drag & Drop
18:27
24
Testing Against Multiple Databases in Rails with The DATABASE_URL Env Var
7:47
25
Testing a Meilisearch Integration with Ruby on Rails
16:07