I think it's that RSpec encodes some of the latest BDD into its way of thinking. It has a vocabulary that encourages that, so in a way, yes, it's all about semantics. Semantics that encourage agile thinking & practice. Also, it allows you to structure your specs (that become your regression tests) in a much more intuitive way than Test::Unit -- I don't know Shoulda. But if I understood all the pros & cons of two systems & preferred another, I'd use that -- there's no gun against anyone's head. ;) Doug.
2009/4/22 Saturn <saturn.st...@gmail.com> > I am also having same question that i can't find the reason why i > should go for RSpec instead of Test/Unit. > There is no compelling reason / advantage offered by RSpec except > semantics. > > > Is RSpec all about different syntax??????? > > Thanks in advance for clarifying it??? > _______________________________________________ > rspec-users mailing list > rspec-users@rubyforge.org > http://rubyforge.org/mailman/listinfo/rspec-users >
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