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Geb Overview
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Summary
Allison Figus shows a few examples of how to bring a test plan through pseudo code and into concrete code. Allison performs live demos of Geb tests driven by Spock. She also takes a look at code and behind the code to understand what it means and why Geb is a great way to do functional automated testing.
Bio
Allison Figus is a Groovy/Grails educator and practitioner. Allison teaches introductory Groovy-ecosystem content.
About the conference
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Dec 02, 2015
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Community comments
Couple of notes
by Richard Richter,
Couple of notes
by Richard Richter,
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I'm interested in Geb, tried it already and will finish the presentation hoping to learn something new (very likely). However:
- presenting does not engage enough, seems to be read mostly (either bullets directly, or some prepared notes), this definitely should be relaxed more if possible (I know it's easier said than done)
- presenters generally should not wear anything around their mics, badge down for the time of presentation would help with constant noise (clothes are OK of course :-))
- little slower speech would help too, some things are kinda garbled this way
Of course, keep it up.