web - iphone - algorithms - data
Found myself writing specs like
describe "1..10" do
before :each do
@array = [1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9]
end
it "should have every item as numeric" do
Having lots of queries in my project that depend on Time.now and having Time.now scattered around my code was starting to cause me testing/bdding/specing headaches. RSpec stubbing to the rescue! With
ActiveRecord is great. It is awsome. The new ActiveRelation support for chaining and query building is amazing. However ActiveRecord is table bound. This means you cannot create models that do not exist as tables. Why would you want to do this?