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Rails Mentors - Learn Something, Teach Something

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Are you working with Rails? Do you have something you’re struggling to learn, or are you willing to help others learn a skill you’ve mastered? Check out RailsMentors.org, a site launched by Brian Hogan to help people match up and learn/teach Rails.

I’ve been contributing to Mentors, and it’s been a really great experience. We’re maintaining 100% test coverage in RSpec, and we have a ton of Cucumber stories. I’m learning to test a lot of things that I hadn’t considered how to test before. Thorough tests are not something I’ll ever skimp on again.

I’d also like to take a moment to say that it’s been great working with Brian again. It’s been years since we did any sort of project together, and I’m enjoying collaborating with him.

Posted by Christopher on Tuesday, June 30th, 2009, at 9:51 am, and filed under Ruby on Rails, Programming.

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