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I haven't done the course myself, but I am very interested in this one: screencasting.com

I bought a Postgresql course from the creator and it was really good. And I know some people personally who took the screencasting courses and they all said it was solid.

You are a yaml!

I hope they won't do the impossible question I get all the time for their Captcha.

Are you for Real Madrid or Barcelona?

In an ideal world, you could get rid of that blue one and just use the red one!

That is interesting! Never heard this before. You have some sort of blog post about this?

Ok ok, I understand sum is a special case. This is a real life example. How would you test the method on Offer here. Would you stub those relations out or just create those records in the tests?

This is a simplified real life example of something that is hard to stub out but doesn't use raw SQL.

Here I just create some line items in the test

This is a more real life example of some code that is hard and annoying to stub out

Yeah I use build or build_stubbed wherever I can. But lets say, something like this. I could stub the activities has_many relation. Or I could just create the record and test if the method really works.

(not a real example, but you get the idea 😅)

So what I call a unit test for example:

user = User.create(name: 'John', surname: 'Doe')
expect user.full_name to be 'John Doe'

Would you call this an integration test or a Unit test in the PHP world?

We have multiple ways to prepare test data, one is from yaml files (Fixtures) and the other one is from Factories (sometimes stubbed objects, sometimes creating directly to database).

I think the confusion in Rails land is that we maybe have the naming wrong?

Integration tests, test the whole stack. Like, visit page and check if successful. On the Controller level.

Unit Tests are tests for your models which are plain objects, which many times are attached to a database table.

Lucian the true influencer!

Loved it!

Only on video calls!

Why do AI replies? Does that really work?

We can't stay tuned for more than a month!