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Description: Everyday Rails. A blog about using the Ruby on Rails web application framework to get stuff done as a web developer. New content every few weeks..

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Location:	United States
Registrant:	Contact Privacy Inc. Customer 0139060140
Hosted by:	Google LLC
Registrar:	Tucows Domains Inc.
Subnetworks:	35.229.48.116, 35.231.210.182

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Everyday Rails A blog about using the Ruby on Rails web application framework to get stuff done as a web developer. New content every few weeks.

How I learned to test my Rails applications, Part 1: Introduction | Everyday Rails Are you still wrapping your head around Rails testing techniques? Here are the tools and techniques that helped me go from zero to decent test coverage.

How I learned to test my Rails applications, Part 4: Controller specs | Everyday Rails Controllers are the glue in a Rails application, and should be tested just like any other code. This primer will guide you to better coverage in your own apps' controllers.