Rspec_rails_4

## Overview
If you're delving into test-driven development with Rails, "Everyday Rails Testing with RSpec" by Aaron Sumner offers a practical foundation, particularly with the sample Rails 4.0.x application included in the repository. This resource is crafted to take you through the process of incremental testing by using an untested codebase, then developing it into a reliable application. Each chapter corresponds to a specific branch in the repository, allowing you to trace the evolution of testing practices step-by-step.

This approach not only reinforces the concepts learned in the book but also provides hands-on experience with RSpec as you move from model specs to controller specs and then onto feature specs. By utilizing Git for version control, you can easily explore the progress made throughout the chapters, making this an invaluable resource for beginners and seasoned developers alike.

## Features
- **Incremental Testing:** Start with an untested application and progressively implement testing phases, enhancing your understanding of each testing type.
  
- **Branch-Specific Progress:** Each chapter is documented in its own branch, allowing you to visualize and compare the incremental changes in your codebase.
  
- **Hands-On Learning:** By following along with the examples provided, you gain practical experience that reinforces the concepts of test-driven development in a real-world scenario.

- **Git Integration:** Leverage Git to manage versions, making it easier to experiment with different states of your application as you learn.
  
- **Accessible Guidance:** The book provides clear instructions on navigating the repository, making it suitable for both newcomers to Rails and those looking to refine their testing skills.

- **Comprehensive Coverage:** The resource ensures that you don't just touch on testing superficially; you get a thorough grounding in model, controller, and feature testing.
  
- **Community Support:** By using GitHub and associated learning resources, you can connect with other developers and enhance your understanding of Git and Rails testing best practices.