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• 18 Nov 09
  

  tips gmarks

• 04 May 09
  

  Rodrigo de Oliveira

  This is achieved with a custom matcher. Custom matcher allow you to translate your domain into RSpec. The default RSpec syntax is good, but it can’t be everything to everyone. If you’re not writing matchers, you’re missing out on the full potential

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• 27 May 08
  

  Charleno Pires

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• 26 Apr 08
  

  Nacho Caballero

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• 28 Mar 08
  

  robclee

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• 27 Mar 08
  

  Avdi Grimm

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• 07 Dec 07
  

  criskiev

  rspec toread

• 22 Nov 07
  

  kaineer

  rspec matchers

• 05 Nov 07
  

  Mike Stenhouse

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  Jean Michel

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• 31 Oct 07
  

  Aníbal Rojas

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• 24 Oct 07
  

  Cameron Booth

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  ftcistheshit

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