RSpec – Matchers
If you recall our original Hello World example, it contained a line that looked like this − expect(message).to eq "Hello World!" The keyword eql is an RSpec “matcher”. Here, we will introduce…
XSD – Simple Types
In this chapter, we'll see Simple Types that XSD defines. S.No.Simple Type & Description1Element Simple Element can contain only text. It can not contain any other element.2Attribute Attribute is itself…
RSpec – Writing Specs
In this chapter, we will create a new Ruby class, save it in its own file and create a separate spec file to test this class. First, in our new…
XSD – Attribute
Attribute represents the attribute of an XML element. XSD defines it as a simple type. Syntax <xs:attribute name = "attribute-name" type = "attribute-type"/> attribute-nameName of the Attribute. For example,<xs:attribute name…
RSpec – Basic Syntax
Let’s take a closer look at the code of our HelloWorld example. First of all, in case it isn’t clear, we are testing the functionality of the HelloWorld class. This of course, is a…
RSpec Tutorial
RSpec is a unit test framework for the Ruby programming language. RSpec is different than traditional xUnit frameworks like JUnit because RSpec is a Behavior driven development tool. What this…
AWS ElastiCache – Engine Parameters
To control the runtime behaviour of the Redis cluster nodes we use many parameters which are in-built in-to the cluster. As the engine version of the cluster changes, more additional…
AWS ElastiCache – Deleting Parameters
Parameter Groups are a collection of parameters which control the behaviour of the ElastiCache cluster. But many times, we need our own list of parameters to be grouped together for…
XSD – Element
Simple Element is an XML element which can only have text. It can not contain any attribute. Syntax <xs:element name = "element-name" type = "element-type"/> element-nameName of the XML Element.…
RPA Vs. Traditional Automation
Without knowing the definitions of Robotic Process Automation and Traditional Automation, it is hard to understand the differences between them. Let's start with the definitions: Robotic Process Automation (RPA) is a…
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