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Learning about testing has been a very similar experience for me. I've known about it for awhile, all my programmer friends say they're doing it, and I've even read Test Driven Development By Example by Kent Beck. But doing it for the first time is a completely different experience. At first, I didn't know exactly what I was doing, I was aimlessly exploring the inputs and outputs, and before I knew it, I'd had my first testing orgasm. The tests I was writing discovered a serious bug in my code. That's when it clicked for me, really understanding what test driven development is about. If I had written the tests first, the specific bug they revealed wouldn't have existed in the first place.

Now that I've popped my testing cherry, I want to keep doing i you quickly found out that it conflicted with AR's quote column method. No longer is this an issue. def quote has been changed to def quote_value

def test_deprecated_inferred_foreign_key  
  assert_not_deprecated { Company.belongs_to :firm }  
  assert_not_deprecated { Company.belongs_to :client, :foreign_key => "firm_id" }  
  assert_not_deprecated { Company.belongs_to :firm, :class_name => "Firm", :foreign_key => "client_of" }  
  assert_deprecated("inferred foreign_key name") { Company.belongs_to ss="selected">...</li>    -> $('sidebar').down('li.selected')  
     </ul>                               
     <ul id="menu">                    -> $('sidebar').down('ul').next()