AI Features

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Before We Start

About This Course Motivation

The Why Behind Testing

Author’s Introduction Testing Business Goals

The How Behind Testing

Communicating Behavior

The Best Language We Have

What's a Story?

Writing Down Stories

Writing on the Board

How to Write User Stories

Quiz: The How Behind Testing

Planning

Knowing What to Test The Testing Wheel The Testing Layers Quiz: Planning

The Feature Layer

The Feature Test Our First Test: Get Homepage Passing the First Test The Second Test: Click Registration Link Passing the Second Test The Third Test: Fill and Submit Form Passing the Third Test The Fourth and Fifth Tests: Confirmation Message and Email When Things Go Wrong Challenge: Log In Challenge Solution: Log In Challenge: Reset Password Challenge Solution: Reset Password Quiz: Feature Layer

The Request Layer

Testing What Users Can’t See Passing the Request Test There's a Bug Challenge: Create a New Blog Post Challenge Solution: Create a New Blog Post Challenge: Return List of Blog Posts Challenge Solution: Return List of Blog Posts Quiz: Request Layer

The Unit Layer

Testing the Edges Unit Test: Maximum Length Constraint Unit Test: Minimum Length Constraint Unit Test: Format Validation Challenge: BlogPost Validations Challenge Solution: BlogPost Validations Challenge: Unique Title for Blog Posts Challenge Solution: Unique Title for Blog Posts

Project

Create a Bill Split Application Using Ruby on Rails

Conclusion

Concluding Remarks

Bulletproof Ruby on Rails Applications

What's a Story?

Let’s learn about stories and their importance in building applications.

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An example story

A story describes a user’s journey through an application to reach their goal. Everything happens because of it. Without a story, we wouldn’t be building the application. It’s central to the development job. ...

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