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I want to write tests for my app, though each time I look at rspec.info, I really don’t see a definite path to take towards ‘doing things right’ and testing first. I watched the peepcode videos on rspec more than once, yet it doesn’t take. I want to take more pride in my work, and I think that testing will help. How can I break through this mental block?
I was hating it until I started creating a few testing macros. Like logging in or getting to the homepage. I found it fun to start poking at what my testing framework could really do. It also helped to have someone else get me started by writing a few. Right away I found obvious improvements which made me want to get in there and start improving things.