I was kindly granted commit access to the pdx.rb Subversion repository
yesterday evening at the hack night, but due to using a borrowed laptop
and a live CD for development, I wasn't able to get much done there.

I had a great time anyway, in the process of preventing the other
attendees from getting much work done with my inane chatter.

So, I thought I would follow through on my promise to write tests, to
demonstrate that I'm not completely useless.  I've just committed the
unit tests.  I hope to go back through and write functional tests
after I've cleaned up the models and generally familiarized myself
with the application a little better.

I also added some specific notes to doc/TODO.

In the process, I wrote what I believe is the best test method ever:

  def test_find_upcoming
    assert_equal([ events(:bens_high_school_prom) ], Event.find_upcoming)
  end

Whoever came up with these fixtures: genius.

-- 
Keegan Quinn  <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>  http://keegan.sniz.org

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