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First Impressions on Cucumber
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Recently I’ve been catching up with the Ruby world again in my limited spare time. I had an idea for a fun little hobby project, but I wanted to actually do it BDD style and in Rails 2. I dug a bit into RSpec again and realized they had a new BDD tool called Cucumber . Seeing there was a beta book out from the prags I paid and downloaded the PDF copy of ‘ The RSpec Book: Behavior Driven Development with RSpec, Cucumber, and Friends ‘.
Cucumber takes plain text scenarios and runs defined steps to verify the scenarios are working. The idea is Cucumber describes the higher level behavior with more of an outside that application focus and RSpec is used to test the behavior of the individual components. There seems to be some overlap, but it modifies the traditional Red-Green-Refactor into:
Cucumber : Focus on one scenario.
Cucumber : Write failing step definition.
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