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Introduction Behavior testing simply means that we should test how an application behaves in certain situations. Often the behavior is given to us developers by our customers. They describe the functionality of an application, and we write code to meet their specifications. Behavioral tests are a tool to formalize their requirements into tests. This leads […]

Introduction In a previous article, we wrote about testing Ansible roles directly against Semaphore. This is great when you are targeting the same operating system as your continuous integration server, but what to do if you you need to target other operating systems as well? This is where Docker comes into play. Docker allows you […]

Introduction Being a developer, you probably own a lot of computer books. In this post, we’ll get started by building an application to store our books. We’ll create a new application using Ember.js CLI and use TDD to fully test our application. We’re going to be building a simplified version of the application DevBookcase. While […]

Introduction You have to eat your vegetables to grow and become stronger, ‘cause one day you’ll have to program in Scala – moms always say. We don’t pay too much attention to what they’re saying until we have to face the challenge. When you have no background in Java, programming in Scala can be easier. […]

You can now choose to be notified only after failed builds and deploys, reducing noise in your channels, rooms, and inboxes when continuous delivery…

Introduction While unit tests usually make up the core of an application’s tests, integration tests are often just as important. An integration test is named as such because it integrates with some other piece of technology. In this tutorial, you will learn how to integrate a Play Framework web application with an HTTP server to […]

Introduction If you are even slightly familiar with configuration management, you have probably heard of Ansible before. In short, Ansible is a configuration management tool that allows you to manage nodes over SSH or PowerShell written in Python. Ansible then uses YAML to express reusable descriptions of systems. The most simplistic usage is sending ad-hoc […]

Introduction Shoulda Matchers provides Test::Unit and RSpec-compatible one-liners that test common Rails functionality. It helps you write tests that would otherwise be much longer, more complex, and error-prone. Using shoulda-matchers for testing simplifies the entire process. Let’s take a look at shoulda-matchers in action, compared to its RSpec-only equivalent. One-Liner ActiveModel Tests Below is an […]