Hmm... Ok. Unfortunately that's not very helpful to me.
Are there any general concepts that you suggest I research in more depth? Things like TDD and BDD?
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Ruby relies heavily on TDD and BDD, due to its (former) lack of type-safetyness.
Testing in Ruby is quite a pleasant experience, and its easy to get going - either with unit tests, or functional/integration tests using a tool like Capybara.
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I'm not sure I understand... Are you recommending I program in Ruby?