Easy testing on Ruby OpenID consumer implementations
This talk is organized by the The presentation will include:
- OpenID background. what it is and why you would like to use it.
- OpenID consumer implementations made easy in Merb & Rails
- The hard part: Testing the damn thing, and why mocks won’t do it.
- Introducing ROTS (Ruby OpenID Test Server)
- Live Code
- Q&A
The speaker for the night is Román González.
When: Mar 23, 7pm
Where: WorkSpace 21 Water Street, Vancouver
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