Ruby on Rails

Thank you for this very useful reply, Robert.

I decided to go with the RSpec book now, because from its foreword I can
tell that it's not only about RSpec, but it's also about Cucumber (and
many other accompanying tools, too), so I'm quite confident I will get a
good introduction in both tools and will know which one I want to use
(or even both).

And you're right about the date of the book - the basic ideas don't
happen to change that fast, and it won't be too tricky to catch up with
the new features after I grasped the basic concepts.

Thanks again, I'm confident that I'm on a good way now!

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