fixtures are hard to maintain and impractical comprared to factories,
factories are pluging/gems that create object dinamicly as needed so you
can do thing like this
i have 100 users
with that the factory will create on the fly 100 users and you can later
change that 100 to 1000 .
On Wed, Sep 1
Joshua Muheim wrote:
> Thanks for your answer, Robert.
>
>> I'm not exactly sure what you mean by "web testing."
>
> I mean the integration tests, where one programs a browser to do some
> stuff, e.g. "open website", "enter stuff into form", "press submit",
> "assert pattern xy exists" etc.
Cu
Thanks for your answer, Robert.
> I'm not exactly sure what you mean by "web testing."
I mean the integration tests, where one programs a browser to do some
stuff, e.g. "open website", "enter stuff into form", "press submit",
"assert pattern xy exists" etc.
> Here are the various levels of tes
Joshua Muheim wrote:
> Does RoR have the possibility to use fixtures for web testing? Or am I
> completely on the wrong track, and CakePHP's doing everything the right
> way?
I'm not exactly sure what you mean by "web testing."
Here are the various levels of testing that Rails supports (Test::Uni
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