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Richard Conroy
I am curious, has anyone read this? It looks good, and I like the idea
of a tester-
friendly ruby primer, but I would like to know what else it covers.
Like whether it introduces WATIR, Selenium etc.
Learning the language is good, but testers don't have as much time or discretion
to learn languages, so return on time investment is important. So I would hope
that after reading the book they would be in a position to independently start
doing their own tests.
Normally you can sometimes get a sample chapter or a table of contents, but
I can't seem to locate it. So I can't determine if the focus of the book is what
I need. (but a Ruby primer for testers, on its own is good).
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Everyday-Sc...ef=sr_1_1/202-7055669-2259816?ie=UTF8&s=books
Would it be better if I posted this to the WATIR list?
of a tester-
friendly ruby primer, but I would like to know what else it covers.
Like whether it introduces WATIR, Selenium etc.
Learning the language is good, but testers don't have as much time or discretion
to learn languages, so return on time investment is important. So I would hope
that after reading the book they would be in a position to independently start
doing their own tests.
Normally you can sometimes get a sample chapter or a table of contents, but
I can't seem to locate it. So I can't determine if the focus of the book is what
I need. (but a Ruby primer for testers, on its own is good).
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Everyday-Sc...ef=sr_1_1/202-7055669-2259816?ie=UTF8&s=books
Would it be better if I posted this to the WATIR list?