This repository contains the homework assignments completed for BerkeleyX: CS-169.1x Software as a Service, a MOOC (Massive open online course) offered on https://www.edx.org/. I completed this course in the summer of 2013 in my free time.
The course lasted just over 5 weeks and included video lectures, auto-graded homework assignments, and quizzes.
More info at https://courses.edx.org/courses/BerkeleyX/CS-169.1x/2013_Summer/
This homework will help you to become familiar with the Ruby language and some of its features, such as object-oriented programming (OOP), iterators, metaprogramming and duck-typing.
In this homework you will clone a GitHub repository ("repo") containing an existing Rails app called "RottenPotatoes", add a feature to the app, and deploy the result publicly on the Heroku platform. We will run live integration tests against your deployed version.
In this homework you will create user stories to describe a feature of a SaaS app, use the Cucumber tool to turn those stories into executable acceptance tests, and run the tests against your SaaS app. Specifically, you will write Cucumber scenarios that test the happy paths of parts 1-3 of HW 2.
In this homework you will use the Cucumber and RSpec tools to add new functionality to a SaaS app. This functionality will be designed following the principles of Behavior-Driven Design (BDD) and developed following Test-Driven Development (TDD).