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This wiki page answers the question: how do I write tests with cucumber?
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Apparently this testing framework, blogs in the first person :)
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Not Selenium, but a functional testing tool that can drive Safari
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"interop with statically typed .NET libraries, and code written in JScript, VB, and Python. What's really hot about our implementation is that it runs on top of the Silverlight platform, which means that you can write Silverlight applications in Ruby on supported browsers (Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari) on Mac and Windows."
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specify you tests in lolcat
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"Watir drives browsers the same way people do. It clicks links, fills in forms, presses buttons. Watir also checks results, such as whether expected text appears on the page."
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"FireWatir is an tool that allows WATiR (http://www.openqa.org/watir/) scripts written for IE to work with the Firefox browser as well. This usually requires either no change or very small changes to existing scripts." so I guess watir tests only run in IE by default? Works for me in about 80% of cases :)
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ironruby on rails