Cob_Spec is starting to come together nicely. As I mentioned in my last post, cob_spec is an HTTP Server acceptance testing framework. This week I was able to implement simultaneous requests (which right now adds in batches of 100). The simultaneous requests are handled by the typheous gem and is working very nicely. Cob_spec now allows the user to specify an address to test in a batch of 100. That batch of 100 is added to an array of addresses to check in parallel and the server receives a query for each individual address when the test is run. This is shaping up nicely for testing, oh I don't know, Tic-Tac-Toe servers and the like.
To use simply grab cob_spec from Github. Next, run bundle install in the root folder of cob_spec. Then use the command java -jar fitnesse.jar -p 8080 and navigate your browser to http://localhost:8080/ to use the testing suite.
Secondly, Paul and I have taken some time to extract the estimation tool out from artisan and develop credence. Credence allows a user to create an estimation room and invite fellow estimators to estimate projects. The events are driven by pusher, which is cool because some of the heavy lifting is moved to pusher. Credence currently supports single and pert estimate rooms.
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