What Have We Done? And Whatâs Next?
Weâve written an entire (albeit small) piece of Rails functionality, starting with an end-to-end integration test and moving down to unit tests to make each part of the feature work. And it took us only one chapter. It goes a lot faster when you donât stop to explain every line of code.
In the next few chapters weâll look at model testing, controller testing, and view testing, covering the libraries discussed in this chapter in more detail. Weâll also discuss related topics, such as placing data in tests, testing for security, and testing JavaScript. After that weâll tackle some wider topics: how to test legacy code, how to keep your tests from becoming legacy code, how to test external services, ...
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