AffirmIt!, the Supportive Testing Framework

egalluzzo writes "Announced today, the AffirmIt! unit testing framework for Ruby eschews dismisses disses dispells the harsh, archaic notions of 'truth' and 'failure,' preferring instead to affirm your code. After all, who are they we Kelly the NRA to make value judgments about code that 'works' or 'doesn't work'? DHH announced earlier on Twitter that Rails plans to move to this new behavioral non-judgemental inclusive Wellesley evaluation framework in version 3.1."

My Code is Good Enough

[ackthpt]

And gosh darn, people like it!

Re:My Code is Good Enough

[FatLittleMonkey]

Mod parent +1 "Accepted".

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[larry bagina]

yeah, about 8 years ago.

Jesus ppl, what happened to /. sense of fun?

[rsilvergun]

*RANT* it's not suppose to be about the articles, it's about the comments in them. I tired to play along and have fun, but every frickin' discussion is flooded with numb-nuts going on about how they hate April fools. OK ppl, please do this: Reach around and pull the giant stick up your butt out and either play along and try and be funny or GO SOMEWHERE ELSE FOR 1 DAY!. *RANT*

Heh

[uberjack]

In all seriousness, Ruby's designers are so capricious, that this isn't really that far from a possibility.

Finally

[Anonymous Coward]

Finally, a testing framework whose objects won't mock me

C+/-

[SilverHatHacker]

Reminds me of C+/- [gnu.org]

Nothing to do today

[kyrio]

What a waste of a day