web application testing in ruby

By jonezy | Published: October 4, 2006

i have been looking for an excuse to try writing some ruby code for a while now and I just stumbled on Watir (web application testing in ruby) which seems to be a pretty good place to start. I can apply it to work related tasks (automate some of the more boring and repetitive tasks associated with testing) and it seems like it is pretty simple syntaxically which is always good for a beginner.

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