Are you looking for a reliable way to test your applications? Look no further than the AAA pattern.

The AAA pattern stands for:

1. Arrange
2. Act
3. Assert

This pattern helps you structure your tests in a clear consistent manner, and it is not tied to a particular programming language or testing tool, making it a versatile and effective approach to testing.

To automate the Ruby gem release process, we will only need to configure two things, the GitHub Actions workflow, and using conventional commit messages.

Does this sound interesting? Come and let’s dig into it.

Let’s begin with a simple question:

Have you seen config.load_defaults 6 in any application?

6 is an argument and could vary, I’m just giving an example.

I’ve always wanted to create a gem that becomes popular enough to be well known and everybody speaks about it. Unfortunately, until now it has been only a dream. In the meantime, I’ve learned how to create and release gems manually and I’d like to share that with you. Maybe somehow your gem could be the next most popular gem and I’ll be super proud of that if your first step was to read this blog post.