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In this brief chapter, we will take a look at the tools available and conventions employed in the Ruby world for keeping one’s code in order. We’ll kick off with a section devoted to rake. Understanding the mechanics of this task-oriented, make-like tool can really save you time in the long run—especially where common housekeeping tasks are concerned. From here we’ll move on to a section on unit testing, where we’ll look at some step-by-step examples and make the case that such testing is about as simple asit can be in Ruby. Finally, we’ll cover the documentation idioms and the magic of rdoc.
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(2007). Testing and Documentation. In: Practical Ruby for System Administration. Apress. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-0194-6_11
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