David Chelimsky

6 Responses to “ETEC Slides”

1. Rick DeNatale Says:
   April 1st, 2008 at 10:21 am

   
   Scenario: one registration shows as 1%
      Given a goal of 200 registrations
      When 1 attendee registers
      Then the goal should be 1% achieved
   
   

   Hmmmm!?

   <p>Fuzzy math? or lowering expectations?<G></p>
   

2. David Chelimsky Says:
   April 1st, 2008 at 10:21 am

   Hey Rick – thanks for noticing. Some customers like fuzzy math.

   <p>The idea here was that for most cases, go for the straight percentage, but round anything above 0 and less than 1% to 1% so we can see it&#8217;s not 0, and round down 1 less than goal to 99% so it doesn&#8217;t round up to 100% before it&#8217;s done. Fuzzy? Sure. But that&#8217;s the story.</p>
   

3. JakeB Says:
   April 1st, 2008 at 10:21 am

   Hi David.. Great presentation! I hope that RSpec StoryRunner will soon join FIT as the tool of choice for agile integration and acceptance testing, possibly through JRuby and (eventually) IronRuby.

4. JakeB Says:
   April 1st, 2008 at 10:21 am

   Hi David.. Great presentation! I hope that RSpec StoryRunner will soon join FIT as the tool of choice for agile integration and acceptance testing, possibly through JRuby and (eventually) IronRuby.

5. Andy Watts Says:
   April 1st, 2008 at 10:21 am

   Wow! Just Wow. Great examples. Must dust off my step implementations.

6. http://www.21croissants.com Says:
   April 1st, 2008 at 10:21 am

   Hi David! Thank you very much for sharing. I will use your material for my presentation of RSpec at XP Day France 2008

   <p>I&#8217;d like to react to your list of <span class="caps">CONS</span> about Selenium-RC.</p>
   
   
   <p>You might have a look and /or give a try to <a href="http://selenium-grid.openqa.org/">selenium-grid</a> by  Philippe Hanrigou, a Thoughtworker. It runs selenium tests on parrallel on different machines, hence going much more faster than Selenium-RC!</p>
   
   
   <p>Maybe not as fast as Webrat though &#8230;</p>