This is the iphone testing framework and application which Ian Dees demoed / presented at OSCON 2009. It includes both the objective-c and the Ruby sources shown in the presentation.
See the Henderson slides on automating YSlow. They are C# developers so some of their perf testing leveraged NUnit. ( Also a deck on Selenium 2 further down the page. )
Referenced in an article on Exploratory Testing, Kaner's book "Computer Software (TAB Professional & Reference Books, 1988) is contemporary with Beizer's first ed. of Software Testing Techniques and QA
Cucumber supports a @wip tag for works-in-progress. However there is no longer a cucumber:wip rake task and its no longer required to use the @wip tag. As of 0.5, if there's a tag @foo that should not have any passing tests, use cucumber --wip --tags @foo
Explains all the cryptic sigils and glyphs that come from `svn st`. I learned that R+ means "replaced with history." It happened when I merged fileA into fileB without the --ignore-ancestry option. FileB was replaced by fileA, and now when I `svn log` on fileB, it "remembers" being fileA instead of giving me the history of the fileB. Scary but cool but confusing. I also learned that the -u (--show-updates) option, displays not just local status, but the status of the repo url that corresponds to the working copy directory as well.