Hey Pete!

This sounds like a great idea!

I'd love to take a look at this, but it will probably have to be in my
spare time as my current client doesn't use Rally (maybe I could talk
them into it if I could integrate my Watir tests into it).  Also,
doing a demo once an integration is done would be easy since I work
next door to them.

I'll try to take a look this week and determine if this is a project
that I can help with.

-Tiffany

On Jan 26, 2:58 pm, Pete Dignan <[email protected]> wrote:
> This message may be of interest to anyone using Rallyhttp://www.rallydev.com
> to manage their agile process.
>
> I met on 1/20 with three folks from Rally: CTO Ryan Martens, Zach Nies
> (VP of Product Development) and Bob Cotton (http://awta.wikispaces.com/
> Bob+Cotton) to talk about Watir and Rally.
>
> They would like to see all agile teams using their product, so the
> more testing tools that have hooks into Rally, the better is for
> them.  But they do not have any test tool integration plans on their
> own development road map this year.
>
> They would be very happy if someone were to create a "connector" 
> (seehttp://www.rallydev.com/products/integrations/) to Rally for the Watir
> framework, probably using the Rally Integrations Toolkit for Ruby
> (which "jump-starts developer productivity and efficiency through a
> set of Ruby tools that easily interact with the data in your Rally
> subscription via the REST Web Services API").  They see the test flow
> as authoring (in Rally) -> execution (in Watir) -> results reporting
> (back to Rally).
>
> They also talked about wanting to see a "rich Cucumber authoring
> environment" (essentially an IDE) in Rally, but they don't have any
> plans to create that yet.  They are excited about Cucumber as a way to
> express tests. I asked why; their answer: the tests expressed in
> Cucumber act as documentation of features and tests that can be easily
> understood by business owners.  This is just an aside since many of
> you know the new Watir framework includes support for Cucumber.
>
> We don't have enough bandwidth inside WatirCraft to work on any of
> this anytime soon.  I don't know if there is anyone out there in Watir-
> world who might be interested in leading a Watir-Rally integration
> effort (or open sourcing one you've already done), but thought I'd
> throw it out there.
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