Ruby on Rails

I just love shoulda. It is such a step up from plain tests. It allows
me to write more readable tests without having to have
damn_stupid_test_names_that_try_and_explain_everything.

The selling point is the context do ... end and the fact that you can
have setup do ... end nested at various levels. Without this I would
either have to have hundreds of smaller test files (where does this
new test go?) or unreadable test files where the test names signify
nothing.

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