Shouldn't you be testing your helpers? : RubyFlow

Shouldn't you be testing your helpers?

October 07, 2008

Shouldn't you be testing your helpers? It's not very well known, but Rails provides ActionView::TestCase for doing just that.

Posted by technicalpickles at 03:14 - 1 comment

“”Tight. Looks like we found a way to get around last gotcha, too. See you tonight at the Boston.rb hackfest. Let's get this baby working.croaky - October 07, 2008 19:22

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