Testing a Rails Application
Offered By: Pluralsight
Course Description
Overview
This course will teach you how to utilize the power of Ruby’s integrated testing libraries to locate and resolve errors and bugs with your Ruby-based web apps.
Rails testing systems allows developers to thoroughly test web apps for bugs to ensure a quality user experience. In this course, Ruby on Rails 6: Testing a Rails Application, you’ll learn to locate and fix errors and bugs in the Ruby framework. First, you’ll explore how to set up a testing environment and a test database of demo data. Next, you’ll discover how to perform unit tests within Ruby. Finally, you’ll learn how to complete end-to-end tests to mimic user interaction. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of Ruby testing needed to produce and test quality Ruby apps.
Rails testing systems allows developers to thoroughly test web apps for bugs to ensure a quality user experience. In this course, Ruby on Rails 6: Testing a Rails Application, you’ll learn to locate and fix errors and bugs in the Ruby framework. First, you’ll explore how to set up a testing environment and a test database of demo data. Next, you’ll discover how to perform unit tests within Ruby. Finally, you’ll learn how to complete end-to-end tests to mimic user interaction. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of Ruby testing needed to produce and test quality Ruby apps.
Syllabus
- Course Overview 1min
- Setting Up a Test Environment and Data 15mins
- Creating Low-level Unit Tests with Helpers 12mins
- Combining Unit Tests to Form Integration Tests 13mins
- Creating End-to-end Tests 14mins
Taught by
Anthony Alampi
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