How to Create Next and Previous Links with Test Driven Development (TDD)

In this AWS + Rails Beginner Testing tutorial we walk through how to create next and previous links with test driven development (TDD) in your Ruby on Rails 6 app. I will include testing terminology and process to create the feature. We use RSpec for our test suite, but the concepts apply if you prefer a different automated test suite.

I have tutorials linked below if you would like to set up your test suite with RSpec and Factory Bot in a Ruby on Rails 6 app.

⏰ Timestamps
0:00 Introduction
1:33 Run test suite
2:00 Create git branch
2:15 Generate migrations
4:26 Create video spec
7:38 First failure
8:12 Pass spec
8:56 Refactor spec
9:48 New problem
10:24 Add next context
11:33 Fix next code
12:04 Add previous context
12:34 Fix previous code
12:59 Red, Green, Refactor
15:54 Update views
16:30 Verify in browser
17:00 Push to GitHub
17:50 Deploy
18:29 Verify Production
18:55 Closing notes

Tutorials referenced in this video
RSpec Tutorial for Beginners

Factory Bot Tutorial for Beginners

How to use Git and GitHub for your Rails Application

How to Deploy Your First Rails App to Amazon EC2

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[BrainTrustDigital]

What do you think of this testing tutorial series so far? What additional topics would you like me to cover?

[cherryramatis]

It would be nice to see some solid principles architecture inside rails

With use cases and stuff