> By "getting", do you mean new controllers arrive skinny? Or that you > have > refactored the same fat controllers, over time, until they are skinny? > > The latter is preferred, because we should not be writing the same sites > over > and over again. In theory!
My good ole' fat pig controllers, are now nice, slim and fancy :-) > How often do you run your tests? Your editor should help you run them > after > every couple of edits. A lot of BDD is actually "cargo cult" It depends. Overall I try to take small steps at a time. But never ever will I update the server code unless 100% specs pass! > But you should _want_ to test every few edits. More important, you > should be > able to correctly predict the result of each run. As a habit I like to abuse of the save button even if I only corrected some typos in comments, or changed the indentation. Suddenly autotest would kick in for nothing. Sometimes I save 4 files one after the other because I forgot about the keyboard short cut for saving them all at once, and autospec will run 4 times instead of only once which is stupid. And growl will be notifying me each time which is very distracting. -- Posted via http://www.ruby-forum.com/. _______________________________________________ rspec-users mailing list rspec-users@rubyforge.org http://rubyforge.org/mailman/listinfo/rspec-users
