Introducing netrecorder, my first ruby gem.
3 January 2010 in Ruby, TestingThe netrecorder gem works with fakeweb to record your requests and responses automatically. This way you can build your test suite against a live api and just flip a switch to use the local recorded data instead, saving time and unnecessary network calls. Visit the github page to see the source code and learn how to use netrecorder. This is my first gem so I’m eager to hear any feedback. I also wrote a tutorial based on my experience building a gem. Read it here.
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