An Active Record connection adapter that connects to an abstract, in-memory database, enabling you to do black-box testing of Rails applications — without the database.

Dumy testing gem returning email and username

Provides helper methods, classes, modules, etc. for RSpec testing the CEM modules

Use for testing and as a base for octopolo plugins

Support for testing BrowserCMS modules

Crispr is a mutation testing tool for Ruby that introduces small code mutations to verify the effectiveness of your test suite.

Yet another test spy style mocking library that happens to support clr testing via ironruby

A set of rest lib utilizing HTTParty that ease basic testing of Restful APIs

Cross-language testings made easy: unified YML-based package specification and Python/JavaScript/Ruby/PHP test runners

The p4util command itself provides other commands, see 'p4util help' after install. This allows you to things like download a p4d, start it, kill it, etc mostly for quick setup of testing systems.

A tool for testing the compliance of web URLs against the BBC's accessibilty guidelines

A simple gem that helps you with testing the contents of a rendered web page. Currently in development.

Thistle is a language- and framework agnostic vocabulary for testing web sites.

Utility to help set up and iPhone project for testing using code from {The Google Toolbox for Mac}[http://code.google.com/p/google-toolbox-for-mac/].

This library contains functionality to send/store BI and AB-testing data

Praliné is a functional web testing tool built to work with rspec. It uses selenium-webdriver to command a browser and execute your test scenarios written in a human friendly language.

Generates new gem skeletons faster than the speed of rice! That is, assuming that you want to use bundler for gem management, rake for task management, rspec for testing, and yard for documentation.

Rails A/B testing. One minute to install. One line to set up a new A/B test. One line to track conversion.

Progenitor is a lightweight gem for building factories, especially useful for testing, but there is no reason why it can't be used in application code. Unlike Factory Girl, Progenitor makes no assumption that products are instances of ActiveRecord::Base ...

Testing.